Zeitgeist Radio Transcripts

Morgan: [00:00:00] Have you ever gotten introduced to something and then started seeing it everywhere? I think it even has a name, something like the blue car syndrome maybe, where you never see blue cars until you get one, and then you see them everywhere. Today I'm speaking with someone who plays what may come across as a pretty obscure instrument until you get to know it, then suddenly you're noticing it in all kinds of places Welcome to Zeitgeist Radio. I'm Morgan Roe. To

Morgan: I feel like singers experience music a little differently than instrumentalists. Our body is the instrument. We are literally the vibrating piece that makes the sound. So when you tell someone they don't sound good singing, which hopefully you never do, it's a really personal rejection. What else is really personal? Composing. When you write music, you're sharing your philosophy, the whole way you see the world. If someone doesn't like your composition, that's like a

Have you played this week? And I don't mean your instrument. Have you engaged your brain and body in something make believe that maybe feels a little silly? Today, I'm speaking with a music educator who believes the play involved in teaching kids music is just as important for adults and the more serious you are about learning music, maybe the more serious you need to be about your play. Welcome to Zeitgeist Radio. I'm Morgan Roe, and today I'm speaking with a music educator