YPCC - Young Professionals Choral Collective
YPCC - The Collective Voice
"The official podcast of the Young Professionals Choral Collective." We are more than just a choir—we are a movement. YPCC - The Collective Voice features interviews, music highlights, fun & games, and behind-the-scenes stories from the intersection of professional life and choral excellence. From navigating career milestones to the magic of a perfect cadence, we dive into how music shapes our lives, builds our community, and gives us a voice in a noisy world.
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Episodes
Queer Music History: With Guy Holloway 01.07.2026 58:26
Explore the fascinating lives of historical music figures, focusing on their contributions, personal stories, and the intersection of music and LGBTQ history. Join Abby Dreith and guest Guy Holloway as they delve into the stories of Dame Ethel Smyth, Julius Eastman, Wendy Carlos, Julie d'Aubigny, and Howard Ashman.
From Dungeon Master to Music Educator: Katie Personke 12.05.2026 1:04:28
Summary: The conversation covers a range of topics including Dungeons & Dragons, pets, musical backgrounds, gala planning, and the impact of COVID on arts organizations. It also delves into the importance of choral music and musical education, as well as the vibrant arts scene in Cincinnati. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Fun Facts 06:04 Cincinnati: A Vibrant Arts Scene 12:04 Gala Planning an...
From Mortuary School to Maestro: Matthew Moquin-Lee's Musical Journey 05.03.2026 42:04
summary Join us for an insightful conversation with Matthew Moquin-Lee, artistic director of the Young Professionals Choral Collective, as he shares his unique journey from mortuary school to conducting grand masterworks, his insights on Requiem music, and his vision for Cincinnati's vibrant arts scene.
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