Coach, pianist, and educator Nico de Villiers interviews a variety of musicians for his podcast “What Would Mozart Do?” The topics center around how skills honed in the musical world are applicable in other fields of work. Past guests have included
Access What Would Mozart Do? here or wherever you get your podcasts.
If opera is your sport and sports are your opera, you might just love the Opera Box Score Podcast. Oliver Camacho’s team of clever commentators talk news, history, opinion, all things opera (and a few things sport) in their sports talk show format. There are both Zoom and podcast formats, with new shows dropping at 9 p.m. CT on Wednesdays and Thursdays respectively.
Check out Opera Box Score here.
Baroque flautist Anne Charrier, baritone Ben Kasez, and their team fo volunteers used the Neue Bach-Ausgabe to hand-catalogue J. S. Bach cantatas, passions, masses, motets, oratorios, and the Magnificat to create useful tool for concert planning. You can browse the large catalogue, which includes 2,409 movements, by instrumentation or text.
The service is free, but donations are accepted, as high-quality editions of vocal music and requests for additions to the catalogue.
Check out the Vocal Music Instrumentation Index here.
ClickCoach is a new nonprofit resource for classical, musical theatre, and jazz musicians to share knowledge and make money. Professional musicians upload videos on a variety of topics, including techique. tips and tricks, opinions, discussion of pieces, score errors, and more. The ClickCoach team curates these videos, which are then available to rent for $1.99 per 30 days.
75% of rental fees go directly to the artist, who also has the option to donate proceeds to an artist relief fund. Additionally, ClickCoach donates 1% of annual earnings to under-resourced communities, and also works with these communities to ensure that its resources are available to them.
Check out ClickCoach here.
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