March 2, 2016: Composer Jared Depasquale shares secrets of writing music

The Official Adventures in Odyssey Podcast

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🗓️ 2 March 2016

⏱️ 18 minutes

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Summary

How did Jared Depasquale start creating music? How does he create themes that underscore Adventures in Odyssey episodes (and Radio Theatre dramas)? And what exactly are an "oud," a "duduk," and a "bouzouki"? The answers to these questions and more on this podcast!

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0:00.0	Hi podcast listeners, I'm Bob, producer of the Odyssey Adventure Club.
0:14.1	And I'm Jesse Editor of Adventures in Odyssey Clubhouse Magazine.
0:17.4	Welcome to the official Adventures in Odyssey podcast.
0:19.8	And wow, our opening theme music sounded really different just now.
0:23.3	Sure did.
0:24.1	That piece of music was written by today's guest, Jared Deepest Qual.
0:27.7	He composed the music for this month's Club episode when one door closes.
0:31.7	In this episode, Witten Eugene traveled to the Middle East to help a pastor set up his
0:35.8	church's own imagination station.
0:37.9	Another imagination station?
0:38.9	Yeah.
0:39.9	That sounds exciting.
0:40.9	You know, Jared also composed the music for several fan favorite Odyssey episodes, including
0:44.9	the American Revelation, the Last I Do, and Prisoners of Fear.
0:48.5	And listeners may also be familiar with his work on Focus on the Family's Radio Theater
0:52.0	Productions of the Secret Garden, Silas Mariner, the hiding place, Little Women, and
0:57.0	the Little Women's.
0:58.0	Wow, that's a lot of music to write.
0:59.5	Yeah, have you ever written any music, Jesse?
1:01.1	Are you kidding?
1:02.1	Don't you remember the greatest rap song ever composed?
1:04.5	Well, I'm rapping just like I got a job to date.
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