Episode 9: Ligeti Split: Y’all, it is György Ligeti’s centenary, so the guys break from tradition and bring two works by the same composer (while still somehow maintaining their podcast thesis statement of loving on something wildly different)

Dominick Argento and Heather Stebbins

Sep 14th, 2023 43m 43s

Episode 8: Dario Argento and Super BallsJosh gets attacked by an 83-year-old composer and Jon brings a piece that looks as good as it sounds.Featuring performances of Dominick Argento's Dover Beach Revisited by The Singers - Minnesota Choral

Nico Muhly and Cenk Ergün

May 31st, 2023 58m 18s

Episode 7: Pioneer Women and a 'Rabid' String QuartetJosh takes the pod to the prairie via a work for choir and twelve guitars while Jon wants to talk to you about a very serious, important issue: packs of stray wild dogs that control most of

Michael Torke and Christopher Chandler

Oct 6th, 2022 59m 17s

Episode 6: Disney Minimalism, Smoke, and MirrorsYour hosts prove they're not too old for this sh*t by discussing two wildly different works. Josh makes a Disney memory through one of his favorite pieces of post-minimalism and Jon gives everyo

Knut Nystedt and Kaija Saariaho

Jan 12th, 2022 1h

Episode 5: Josh and Jon Do ScandinaviaThe guys barrel through pieces that set them afire for music when they were but mere youths. Josh stumbles on the doctoral dissertation of one of his choral idols and Jon makes sure we all know the differ

Adolphus Hailstork and Liza Lim

Sep 14th, 2021 49m 14s

Episode 4: Spirituals and StringsJosh hips Jon to a choral banger and the guys go deep on Jon’s favorite articulation on wildly different pieces that both interact with folk traditions.Featuring performances of Adolphus Hailstork's Crucifixio

Morten Lauridsen and Frank Zappa

Jul 26th, 2021 48m 31s

Episode 3: The ZappanaleJosh challenges Jon with the poetry from a choral classic and Jon (deservedly) just talks Zappa...Zappa...Zappa.Featuring performances of Morten Lauridsen’s Contre qui, rose by The Singers—Minnesota Choral Artists and

Wolfram Buchenberg and Lee Hyla

Apr 30th, 2021 43m 54s

Episode 2: Next! Song! Jon judges a (German) book by its cover and Josh falls hard for Lee Hyla’s music. Featuring performances of Wolfram Buchenberg’s "Vier geistliche Gesänge" by Cantabile Regensburg and Lee Hyla’s "Pre-Pulse Suspended" by

Joshua Shank and Jon Fielder

Apr 30th, 2021 40m 33s

Episode 1: New Music Hug Factory. Welcome to Have You Heard This? w/ Josh and Jon! In this opening episode, the guys start things off by talking about their own music a bit. Despite their stated mission, they can’t help but make fun of each o

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