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What to Listen for?
Mark Pinder
14 episodes
6 days ago
This podcast aims to illuminate the wide variety of experiences and ideals relating to music from the perspective of the listener, performer, educator/student and beyond.
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This podcast aims to illuminate the wide variety of experiences and ideals relating to music from the perspective of the listener, performer, educator/student and beyond.
Show more...
Music Interviews
Music
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#6 What to Listen for? with Ian Hopkin and Mark Pinder
What to Listen for?
55 minutes 22 seconds
5 years ago
#6 What to Listen for? with Ian Hopkin and Mark Pinder

Ian Hopkin is an esteemed musician, teacher and the Principal Bassoonist of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony. Beginning his studies relatively separated from his instrument, Ian has a particularly compelling story regarding his transition from student to professional life. Having played with a number of the major Canadian orchestras Ian's knowledge of the repertoire and approach is one of great refinement, as is his playing. Beyond this, Ian is active in the K-W Symphony's outreach programs, a teacher in many modes, and is simply a lovely and friendly person.

Merry Christmas/Happy Holidays and Enjoy.

What to Listen for?
This podcast aims to illuminate the wide variety of experiences and ideals relating to music from the perspective of the listener, performer, educator/student and beyond.