There Is Only One You with Clemency Burton-Hill

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🗓️ 1 January 2020

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

There are 7106 languages on earth and yet there are a few universal languages that transcends the language barrier. In this episode we explore one of the first universal languages of human history: music.

My guest today is Clemency Burton-Hill. From underground DJ to the Creative Director at New York Public Radio, she is an author, a musician, and host of multiple podcasts including The Open Ears Project, Classical Fix, and Moments that Made Me. Her latest book, Year of Wonder helps readers explore and experience a new classical musical piece every day.

In this episode:

Classical music has a bad rap for being stuffy, boring, and largely inaccessible. Clemency expands on what's available, and how it's really the soundtrack of our lives.
The universality of music and how we use music to explore, express, and share.
Of course, Clemency drops so many names of musical artists to explore who are crushing it today.

Enjoy!

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0:00.0	There's 7,106 languages on earth.
0:09.0	7,106 ways to say, I love you, when you marry me, I'm sorry.
0:14.0	And you've heard me talk about the universal language that is photography.
0:19.0	I've talked about this before on the show and in other
0:21.7	places. Well, as soon as I drop that episode or I make that statement in public or whatever
0:27.8	about the universality of photography, somebody invariably in the room or in the comments or
0:34.4	somewhere says, you know what else? How has that? Music has that universality.
0:39.3	And that's why I'm over the moon to have today's guest on the show.
0:43.0	Her name is Clemency Burton Hill.
0:45.2	Longtime friend, maybe not 10 years, more than three, less than 10.
0:52.0	And we met through a mutual friend friend I was instantly really connected to
0:58.0	clemency because of her background as a multi hyphenate yes she's a musician but she's also a
1:05.6	podcast host a an entrepreneur a employee she is the creative director for the New York Public Radio.
1:13.6	She, like all of us, does so many different things, does them all well, but has this amazing
1:19.1	foundation as all of us multi-hyphenance do. There's usually one thing where we sort of have
1:25.3	our base camp, if you will. And Clemmies is music. She is a classical
1:31.5	music expert. So right now you're going, wait a minute, classical music. Like, what's classical music?
1:36.2	I know Chase for for punk rock and hip hop and metal and all these other genres that even if you
1:44.1	just listen to the opening music for the show,
1:46.4	you probably wouldn't peg me as someone who loves classical music.
1:49.5	And I love classical music only because it's music.
1:53.2	Think of the best films you've ever seen.
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