Baroque Music in 60 Minutes

Sticky Notes: The Classical Music Podcast

Joshua Weilerstein

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🗓️ 1 April 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, Purcell, Monteverdi. These are some of the biggest names in the history of Western Classical Music, and they were all writing in one of the most innovative periods in musical history - the Baroque Era. Spanning from ca.1600 to ca. 1750, Baroque music is truly the bedrock of the Western Classical Music tradition all the way through the Romantic Era. We'll discuss the earth-shattering impact of this, along with all of the composers who led the way to a new way of thinking about music.

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to sticking out to the Classical Music Podcast.
0:09.1	My name is Joshua Weilersline, I'm a conductor, and I'm the artistic director of the Lozon
0:12.8	Chamber Orchestra in Lozon, Switzerland.
0:15.2	This podcast is for anyone who loves classical music, works in the field, or is just getting
0:19.4	ready to dive in to this amazing world of incredible music.
0:23.3	Before we get started, I want to thank my new Patreon sponsors, Larry William, Jessica,
0:27.5	David, LeVodua, Ellen, Brandon, Christopher, Richard, Pamela, Joel, Jane, and Roxanne,
0:35.3	and all of my other Patreon sponsors for making Season 7 and the show possible.
0:39.8	If you'd like to support the show, please hit over to patreon.com slash sticking out
0:43.2	podcast.
0:44.5	One more thing if you are a fan of the show, please just take a moment to give us a rating
0:47.2	or review on Apple podcasts.
0:49.4	Every rating or review helps more people find the show, and it is greatly appreciated.
0:55.4	This week I'm back in Lozon for a radio broadcasted concert featuring Rossini's barber
0:59.2	of Saville Overture, Julian Anderson's spectacular cello concerto, and Schubert's ninth symphony,
1:04.9	which I did a show about a couple of months ago if you want to check that out.
1:07.7	It's great to be back in Lozon again for my second to last concert as music director
1:11.9	of the Lozon Chamber Orchestra, but obviously it's very sad to be with that audience again,
1:16.6	as restrictions are probably not going to be relaxed for quite a while, it seems, in Switzerland.
1:21.6	But that said, we're just grateful to be performing at all at this point.
1:26.0	So I will be leaving the Ocele at the end of June, and it has been a truly wonderful
1:30.3	and fulfilling time with this incredible orchestra, something I'll talk about more as my
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