EP14: Stephen Emmer

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SoundPower

Martyn Ware and Cherub Sanson

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We at SoundPower are all for empirically proven ‘facts’ re the power of sound, but historically many skeptics are proved wrong as the sum of human knowledge increases… in other words, “we don’t know what we don’t know.” Every person has intuition and confirmation bias, yet advancement also needs testable theories. There are leaders and followers, but we must test any claims about sound’s healing to validate solid theories and weed out the rest. We want this podcast to advance human knowledge for the good of all, bring us closer, and resist division. Bring it on!

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EP14: Stephen Emmer

SoundPower

1 hour 7 minutes 34 seconds

2 weeks ago

EP14: Stephen Emmer

Today’s exciting episode of SoundPower features Stephen Emmer — a composer/arranger/producer with an illustrious career.

From Recitement to Home Ground, his work spans spoken word, orchestral pop, and soul — with collaborators ranging from Lou Reed and producer Tony Visconti to Midge Ure, Glenn Gregory, Liam McKahey, Neil Crossley, Chaka Khan, and Patti Austin. We dive into arrangement as architecture, atmosphere as emotion, and the practices that keep the music bold, resonant, and alive.

Ladies and gentlemen… Stephen Emmer...

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