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Lifetimes of Listening
Dan Kruse and Brian Moon
18 episodes
9 months ago
Lifetimes of Listening seeks out and examines musical memories from people of all walks of life by conducting focused one-on-one interviews. The podcast is a conversation between hosts Dan and Brian and guests whose experience provides insight into how the collected stories reflect why music becomes central to so many people’s lives. Dan Kruse is a documentarian, percussionist, and an ethnomusicologist. Brian Moon is a choral conductor, guitarist, and musicologist. Between them, they have decades of experience working with people of all ages to help understand and value the many connections that people have to music. Lifetimes of Listening, a monthly podcast, will entertain, educate, and affirm why music is so important to you. Learn more and participate at: https://musicalmemories.music.arizona.edu/
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Music Commentary
Music,
Society & Culture,
Documentary
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Lifetimes of Listening seeks out and examines musical memories from people of all walks of life by conducting focused one-on-one interviews. The podcast is a conversation between hosts Dan and Brian and guests whose experience provides insight into how the collected stories reflect why music becomes central to so many people’s lives. Dan Kruse is a documentarian, percussionist, and an ethnomusicologist. Brian Moon is a choral conductor, guitarist, and musicologist. Between them, they have decades of experience working with people of all ages to help understand and value the many connections that people have to music. Lifetimes of Listening, a monthly podcast, will entertain, educate, and affirm why music is so important to you. Learn more and participate at: https://musicalmemories.music.arizona.edu/
Show more...
Music Commentary
Music,
Society & Culture,
Documentary
Episodes (18/18)
Lifetimes of Listening
On Practicing Music
11 months ago
56 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
How music makes a scene: Tucson’s Groundworks
1 year ago
41 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Music During the Pandemic
1 year ago
42 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
When Music Reminds You of Home
1 year ago
38 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
On Being in the Choir
1 year ago
40 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Music On The Road
1 year ago
50 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Mariachi Opens the Door
1 year ago
39 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
“Won’t You Call Me, Miss O’Dell?”
2 years ago
34 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Conversations with Musicians
2 years ago
48 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
How Music Evokes Memories
2 years ago
47 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Finding Harmony: Music, Love, and Relationships
2 years ago
38 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
On Finding Your Instrument
2 years ago
41 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
“I Just Felt Happier Being in a Band”
2 years ago
42 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
When the Music Won’t Let Go, Stories of Musical Fandom.
2 years ago
48 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
When the Sound Moves You
2 years ago
47 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Losing Your Place in the World: Music, Grief, and Loss
2 years ago
42 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
When Music Turns a Gathering into a Community
2 years ago
39 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Introducing Lifetimes of Listening
2 years ago
23 minutes

Lifetimes of Listening
Lifetimes of Listening seeks out and examines musical memories from people of all walks of life by conducting focused one-on-one interviews. The podcast is a conversation between hosts Dan and Brian and guests whose experience provides insight into how the collected stories reflect why music becomes central to so many people’s lives. Dan Kruse is a documentarian, percussionist, and an ethnomusicologist. Brian Moon is a choral conductor, guitarist, and musicologist. Between them, they have decades of experience working with people of all ages to help understand and value the many connections that people have to music. Lifetimes of Listening, a monthly podcast, will entertain, educate, and affirm why music is so important to you. Learn more and participate at: https://musicalmemories.music.arizona.edu/