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Remain Composed

William King

A podcast featuring interviews with people who write music. How do composers start new pieces? How do they take an idea and develop into a work of art? In Remain Composed, we meet people writing different kinds of music, at different stages in their careers, to find out what influences them and how their processes work.

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  1. Jamie Serafi on choirs, Canada, short films and turtles 32:52
  2. Mia Windsor on building her own instrument, organs and gnarly flat minor sevenths 28:15
  3. David Önaç on Atlantic Requiem, slave ships, structure and improvisation and carnivals 36:23
  4. Vivek Haria on rivers, collaboration, Jainism and maths 29:27
  5. Anna Clyne on visual art, augmented orchestras and contemporary music programming 31:37
  6. Cameron Biles-Lidell on nature, architecture, harps and community 31:53
  7. Chloe Knibbs on female composers, humour, and performance 31:16
  8. Artificial Intelligence special with Tom Collins 34:56
  9. Sarah Henderson on story-telling, competitions and shopping centres 29:53
  10. Philip Stopford on psalms, accessibility, publishing and a snooker analogy 27:45
  11. Debbie Wiseman on TV, royalty, instrumentation and showreels 34:04
  12. Matthew Warren on opera, Manx and universities 30:42
  13. Precious Akindele on being real, graphical notation and her uncle's punk band 28:52
  14. Frederick Viner on abstract music, Ligeti, new audiences and YouTube 33:56
  15. Sally Beamish on Mozart, violas, imposter syndrome and the elements 34:59
  16. Gavin Higgins on orchestral brass, opera, poetry and ballet 34:53
  17. Sophie Daniels on songs, human connection, misogyny in music and AI 34:37
  18. Zygmund de Somogyi on collaboration, performance directions and quarter life crises 34:47
  19. An Easter message 0:50
  20. Melanie Spanswick on composing for beginners, compiling anthologies, music education and musical titles 29:20
  21. Thomas James Owen on thinking fingers, emotional connotations, Luddites and being yourself 31:40
  22. Dawn Walters on Shakespeare, painting pictures, university and composing a playground. 27:17
  23. David Lowe on TV, AI, the 'skip intro' button and finding words to describe music 33:25
  24. Crystalla Serghiou on genre-blending, Chaka Khan, yodelling and jazz 33:44
  25. Jacob Fitzgerald on piano exams, programming, pens and provoking online comments 25:45
  26. Frankie Archer on electrofolk, tragic stories, MIDI controllers and the North East 28:55
  27. David Lancaster on ideas, influences and being a Birtwistle fanboy 29:23
  28. Sharneisha Joyner on screen music, marching bands, Trump and teacakes 29:54
  29. Paul Mealor on royalty, poetry, productivity and doing your thing 32:50
  30. Anna Appleby on creative process, alter-egos, scrambled eggs and soup 32:57
  31. Welcome to Remain Composed 1:02