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The Well-Tempered Cast

Nenad Leonart

7 episodes

7 months ago

"The Well-Tempered Cast" (WTC), hosted by harpsichordist and historical organist Nenad Leonart, is a deep dive into the world of Historically Informed Performance (HIP) and a light-hearted homage to Johann Sebastian Bach – the one musician seeking to understand everything to its foundation and complete all form of music. This podcast celebrates the art and scholarship behind early music and attempts to offer a gateway into the exciting universe of baroque music and its historical keyboard instruments.

The "Why"

Preserving Historical Music: The podcast seeks to honor and preserve the authentic traditions and sounds of early music, ensuring that the true intentions of baroque composers resonate with contemporary audiences.
Bridging Eras: It aims to create a bridge between historical music practices and modern understanding, inviting both enthusiasts and curious newcomers to explore the richness of the baroque period.
Key to the Essence: The WTC seeks to uncover the truth behind early music by exploring the specific intentions of composers and the archetypical structures within their works, revealing a profound connection between true craftsmanship and the human spirit.

The "What"

Exploration of Historical Instruments: Episodes feature in-depth discussions on the design, mechanics, and unique sounds of instruments like the harpsichord, organ, clavichord, virginal, and the differences among unique national styles as well as epoques.
Insights into Performance Practice: Nenad and his guests delve into the nuances of authentic playing techniques, discerning different probabilities, and shedding light on how baroque composers intended their works to be performed.
Historical Context: The podcast provides listeners with a glimpse into the lives, philosophies, and creative processes of composers like Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, and their contemporaries.
Craftsmanship and Innovation: Expert luthiers and instrument builders join the conversation to share the artistry behind constructing and restoring historical keyboards. New technology helps to analyze and recreate historical instruments with unprecedented precision, enabling researchers to uncover hidden details about their construction and acoustics.

The "How"

Engaging Storytelling: Nenad narrates episodes with passion and clarity, blending technical knowledge with anecdotes and cultural insights to make the content accessible.
Guest Experts: Each episode features guest performers, scholars, or instrument makers who bring specialized knowledge and vibrant discussions to the table.
Audio Enrichment: High-quality recordings of performances on historical keyboards are interwoven throughout the episodes, immersing listeners in the soundscapes of the past.
Interactive Community: The podcast encourages listener engagement through Q&A sessions, social media interactions, and opportunities to share their own experiences with baroque music.

If you’re captivated by the magic of historical music and the stories behind the instruments that shaped it, don’t miss a single episode of "The Well-Tempered Cast." Subscribe now on your favorite podcast platform, and leave a review to let us know your thoughts. Share the journey with fellow music lovers by liking and following us on social media. Your support keeps the music alive!

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The "Why"

Preserving Historical Music: The podcast seeks to honor and preserve the authentic traditions and sounds of early music, ensuring that the true intentions of baroque composers resonate with contemporary audiences.
Bridging Eras: It aims to create a bridge between historical music practices and modern understanding, inviting both enthusiasts and curious newcomers to explore the richness of the baroque period.
Key to the Essence: The WTC seeks to uncover the truth behind early music by exploring the specific intentions of composers and the archetypical structures within their works, revealing a profound connection between true craftsmanship and the human spirit.

The "What"

Exploration of Historical Instruments: Episodes feature in-depth discussions on the design, mechanics, and unique sounds of instruments like the harpsichord, organ, clavichord, virginal, and the differences among unique national styles as well as epoques.
Insights into Performance Practice: Nenad and his guests delve into the nuances of authentic playing techniques, discerning different probabilities, and shedding light on how baroque composers intended their works to be performed.
Historical Context: The podcast provides listeners with a glimpse into the lives, philosophies, and creative processes of composers like Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, and their contemporaries.
Craftsmanship and Innovation: Expert luthiers and instrument builders join the conversation to share the artistry behind constructing and restoring historical keyboards. New technology helps to analyze and recreate historical instruments with unprecedented precision, enabling researchers to uncover hidden details about their construction and acoustics.

The "How"

Engaging Storytelling: Nenad narrates episodes with passion and clarity, blending technical knowledge with anecdotes and cultural insights to make the content accessible.
Guest Experts: Each episode features guest performers, scholars, or instrument makers who bring specialized knowledge and vibrant discussions to the table.
Audio Enrichment: High-quality recordings of performances on historical keyboards are interwoven throughout the episodes, immersing listeners in the soundscapes of the past.
Interactive Community: The podcast encourages listener engagement through Q&A sessions, social media interactions, and opportunities to share their own experiences with baroque music.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the »Well-Tempered Cast«

The Well-Tempered Cast

14 minutes 56 seconds

10 months ago

Welcome to the »Well-Tempered Cast«

NEW PODCAST RELEASE by Nenad Leonart – Leonart Music!

Check the video out on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qR04ZvJZiKs

Are you ready to embark on a journey through the enchanting world of Baroque music and historical keyboard instruments? Join host Nenad Leonart, a passionate harpsichordist and historical organist, as he talks about the mysteries and beauty of early music in "The Well-Tempered Cast."

In this inaugural episode, we explore what will await us in this podcast: it's about celebrating the art and scholarship behind early music and an attempt to offer a gateway into the exciting universe of baroque music and its historical keyboard instruments...

Nenad Leonart brings his extensive knowledge and love for early music to the forefront, sharing stories, performance practices, and interviews with experts in the field. Whether you're a seasoned musician or a curious listener, this podcast promises to deepen your appreciation for the timeless art of Baroque music.

The "Why"

Preserving Historical Music: The podcast seeks to honor and preserve the authentic traditions and sounds of early music, ensuring that the true intentions of baroque composers resonate with contemporary audiences.

Bridging Eras: It aims to create a bridge between historical music practices and modern understanding, inviting both enthusiasts and curious newcomers to explore the richness of the baroque period.

Key to the Essence: The WTC seeks to uncover the truth behind early music by exploring the specific intentions of composers and the archetypical structures within their works, revealing a profound connection between true craftsmanship and the human spirit.

The "What"

Exploration of Historical Instruments: Episodes feature in-depth discussions on the design, mechanics, and unique sounds of instruments like the harpsichord, organ, clavichord, virginal, and the differences among unique national styles as well as epoques.

Insights into Performance Practice: Nenad and his guests delve into the nuances of authentic playing techniques, discerning different probabilities, and shedding light on how baroque composers intended their works to be performed.

Historical Context: The podcast provides listeners with a glimpse into the lives, philosophies, and creative processes of composers like Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, and their contemporaries.

Craftsmanship and Innovation: Expert luthiers and instrument builders join the conversation to share the artistry behind constructing and restoring historical keyboards. New technology helps to analyze and recreate historical instruments with unprecedented precision, enabling researchers to uncover hidden details about their construction and acoustics.

🔔 Don't forget to subscribe, like, and share this video to stay updated on all things Baroque! Join our community and be part of the conversation. Comment below with your thoughts and questions – we love hearing from you!

Stay tuned for more episodes where we delve deeper into the world of Baroque music, uncovering the secrets of the past and bringing them to life in the present. 🎶✨

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The Well-Tempered Cast

The "Why"

Preserving Historical Music: The podcast seeks to honor and preserve the authentic traditions and sounds of early music, ensuring that the true intentions of baroque composers resonate with contemporary audiences.
Bridging Eras: It aims to create a bridge between historical music practices and modern understanding, inviting both enthusiasts and curious newcomers to explore the richness of the baroque period.
Key to the Essence: The WTC seeks to uncover the truth behind early music by exploring the specific intentions of composers and the archetypical structures within their works, revealing a profound connection between true craftsmanship and the human spirit.

The "What"

Exploration of Historical Instruments: Episodes feature in-depth discussions on the design, mechanics, and unique sounds of instruments like the harpsichord, organ, clavichord, virginal, and the differences among unique national styles as well as epoques.
Insights into Performance Practice: Nenad and his guests delve into the nuances of authentic playing techniques, discerning different probabilities, and shedding light on how baroque composers intended their works to be performed.
Historical Context: The podcast provides listeners with a glimpse into the lives, philosophies, and creative processes of composers like Bach, Handel, Scarlatti, and their contemporaries.
Craftsmanship and Innovation: Expert luthiers and instrument builders join the conversation to share the artistry behind constructing and restoring historical keyboards. New technology helps to analyze and recreate historical instruments with unprecedented precision, enabling researchers to uncover hidden details about their construction and acoustics.

The "How"

Engaging Storytelling: Nenad narrates episodes with passion and clarity, blending technical knowledge with anecdotes and cultural insights to make the content accessible.
Guest Experts: Each episode features guest performers, scholars, or instrument makers who bring specialized knowledge and vibrant discussions to the table.
Audio Enrichment: High-quality recordings of performances on historical keyboards are interwoven throughout the episodes, immersing listeners in the soundscapes of the past.
Interactive Community: The podcast encourages listener engagement through Q&A sessions, social media interactions, and opportunities to share their own experiences with baroque music.

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.