This week, Ali and Seth answer the podcast's very first listener question! In order to figure out why symphonies are so long, we first must answer what a symphony is and the history of it. This week is also the first two part episode, diving in

Lisztomania

Jul 26th, 2021 54m 57s

Back after an impromptu break! This week we talk about Franz Liszt and the craze that swept Europe wherever he went, called Lisztomania! Remember to follow us on Twitter, @clefnotespod to keep up with our news or get in touch with us!Music in t

The Castrati

Jun 30th, 2021 46m 39s

Explicit Warning: Due to the subject matter, this episode may not be appropriate for all listeners.This week, we talk about the Castrati, a class of men whose bodies were altered to allow them to sing at high pitches even past their childhood.A

Beethoven's Immortal Beloved

Jun 14th, 2021 56m 43s

This week we are learning about Beethoven's famous Immortal Beloved Letters, which were love notes to a mysterious woman who is not known to this day. Music this episode:Piano Sonata No.14, Op.27 No.2 "Moonlight Sonata" - Beethoven

Rite of Spring

May 29th, 2021 55m 23s

In our first episode ever, we talk about Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, a ballet that famously caused a riot when it was first performed. Subjects also include a brief background on the relationship between ballet and classical music and Stravins

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