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Welcome to The Global Bandroom! A podcast that brings you stories, news, and guests from across the world of Wind, Brass, and Marching Band. Hosted by Keith Kelly, a band director from the west coast of Ireland. Each episode he sits down with musicians and directors from across the world to talk about their stories, their bands, and how they’re making an impact in their communities.
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Welcome back! I was delighted to welcome Giovanni Santos as my first guest of the new season of the Global Bandroom. We chat all about band in California, his career as a composer and conductor, and the importance of diversity at all levels of band. To find out more about Giovanni Santos head over to his website at https://giosantosmusic.com/…
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This is a special episode of the Global Bandoom with our friend Cathy Likhuta as we talk about the war in Ukraine, her family, and her music. Thank you so much to Cathy for the conversation and all of the updates she's been posting to help us understand the conflict a little more. Our sincere best wishes to her and her family right now. You can hel…
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For the first time since the podcast started at the beginning of the pandemic, we're on the road! Over the past month, I visited San Antonio TX, and Columbia SC. On this week's episode, I'm bringing you some of the best conversations from those events with Emily Burch Williams, Adam Chitta, Patrick Moore, Paul Buyer, and Austin Armstrong.…
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We’re heading to Texas next week for TMEA and before we do, we had a great conversation with Amy Bovin, Associate Director of Bands at Texas A&M, Kingsville. We talked about boojie milkshakes, changing paths during covid, moving to Texas, and how we might support and encourage more women to not only join the profession, but stay!…
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Lori is back! Lori Schwartz Reichl was one of the first guests on the Global Bandroom back on St. Patrick's Day 2020. This week we talk all about her journey throughout the last two years, building a freelance career in music education, and how flexible approaches to the workplace may lead to a more diverse pool of great directors and a happier env…
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This week the Global Bandroom visits Nakhon-Rachasima in Thailand to chat with Apivut Minali, conductor of the Suranaree Girls Wind Symphony & Marching Band. in addition to conducting in Thailand and Japan, Apivut has adjudicated in Taiwan, Malaysia, Germany, and Canada. We talked about how he started his career in music education in Thailand, his …
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It was great to chat a length with Jeffrey Spenner, assistant director of the US Coast Guard Band this week. We spoke about service bands, what it takes to be a service musician, and how much of the time these world-class musicians and bands can be taken for granted and undervalued, a problem around the world.…
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Happy New Year! We're back and heading back to Calgary for the first episode of 2022. Chris Herard is the Head of Fine Arts at Bishop Carroll High School and an Executive Council member of the World Association of Marching Show Bands. We had a great conversation about student leadership in music education, the important relationships between school…
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Band can be scary...and that's not just the percussion section! Pour yourself a drink and settle in for an evening of terrifying and frightening band rep! Joining Keith and Gail this month are composer Peter Sciaino and conductor Nick Efstathiou. Repertoire Happy Hour is brought to you by Kaleidoscope Adventures. Find out how you can Travel Beyond …
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All roads have led to the 50th Anniversary; to more than 90 tour stops, to a year of unforgettable new memories, to the summer of a lifetime. All roads lead to #DCI2022 — to the greatest season yet — and beyond. Keith explores the many opportunities that exist for international groups and musicians in 2022 and beyond! Find the full tour at https://…
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Director of Bands at the University of Arizona Bands, Conductor, Author, and former Stand-Up Comedian and podcast trailblazer Chad Nicholson joined me on this week's show. We spoke about how his stand-up comedy informed his work as a band director, his experiments in podcasting, and presenting musical repertoire in interesting and engaging ways. Fi…
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"Can expressiveness in music be learned, or is it an innate gift, and you either have it or you don't?" This week I sat down with a true Bandmaster, Robert Musser, former conductor of the Tacoma Concert Band, to talk about this topic which is the subject of his new book "Expression: The Essence of Music: A Guide To Expressive Performance." Find out…
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Conductor, Educator, and Advocate for many important changes in our band community, Kaitlin Bove joined me on this week's podcast to chat about her career and her work with “Girls Who Conduct,” and “And We Were Heard.” We also got the best pre-Midwest Clinic tip we’ve had yet!! Girls Who Conduct: https://girlswhoconduct.org/ And We Were Heard: http…
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Mark Morette and his company Mark Custom are legendary in our band world and are responsible for some of the most well-known and important recordings at events and organizations such as WASBE, the Midwest Clinic, and Music for All. On this show, we chat about the origins of the company, how recording engineers have gained new levels of respect due …
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Mark Nichols is back! We talk about returning to normal band in Texas, lessons learned from Covis, and how Mark fell into Drum Corps, not once, but twice! The Global Bandroom is brought to you by Kaleidoscope Adventures. Find out how to Travel Beyond Expectations at www.mykatrip.com Santa Clara Vanguard 2021 - "Wait For Me:" https://www.youtube.com…
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This was a fun one! On this week's episode I spoke with David Vickerman, 2015 winner of The American Prize in Conducting, and Associate Professor of Music and the Director of Bands at San José State University. We had a great discussion about why we do what we do, and finding the "Why" in your performances. Find out more about David and the San Jos…
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We're back! And what better way to kick off season 3 than with the great British composer Philip Sparke. We chatted about his unlikely route into composing for brass bands, writing melody and music that musicians love, and his love of travel. You can find out more about Philip and his work at his site www.philipsparke.com. Head over to www.globalba…
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This week we're paying tribute to the volunteers - the Hidden Heroes of Drum Corps.On this episode, we'll be finding out more about these priceless pillars of the activity. What drives them to give so much of themselves - what brings them back every year, and the voluntary history of the entire activity.…
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In 2020 the marching arts world adopted the phrase, “March On,” and in 2021 DCI and its corps will do just that. This year Drum Corps International will present the DCI Celebration Tour with corps designing unique performances for this noncompetitive year. In this episode we look at the challenges facing the performers and corps—What does a non-com…
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Joining Keith and Gail this month as they chat band and sip Summer cocktails are Darcy Vogt Wiliams, Band Director and host of the fantastic After Sectionals podcast and Wesley Broadnax, Director of Bands at the University of Northern Colorado. The month's theme is "Songs for Summer" as we all start to wind down (or up for some!!) for the next few …
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With drum corps set to return to the field this summer for the DCI Celebration Tour, Keith returns to the microphone for this long-awaited eighth episode that explores how 2020 has impacted the drum corps activity, how it moved things online, and how the ingenuity and talent of this community will ensure that members and fans will have spectacular …
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Joining Keith and Gail this month as they chat band and sip cocktails are John Lynch (former Sydney Conservatorium of Music and the University of Georgia) and Jason Noble (Scarsdale HS and Columbia University Wind Ensemble). The month's theme is "Wanderlust" celebrating the act of globetrotting we all hope to return to very soon!…
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It's the final episode of Season 2 of the Global Bandroom before we launch into our Summer shows and documentaries, and what better way to end than with a conversation with Tim Reynish himself. We chat about his career as a horn player, why conducting was easier, WASBE, and how Tim has been advocating for diversity in programming long before the cu…
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This week I brought the podcast a little closer to home to my neighbors in the UK as I chatted with John Paul Wyndham, Director of the Brentwood Youth Imperial Band. This band was established in 1990 inspired by the many great military bands of the UK. With a focus on excellence, discipline, and access to music education for children of all backgro…
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This week we're visiting another Bandroom as we chat with Dylan Rook Maddix and Cait Nishimura of the Band Room Podcast. Dylan is a conductor and trumpet player, Cait is a celebrated composer, and they've recently joined forces recently on their fun and informative podcast! We chat about band, composing, repertoire in Canada, podcasting for the ban…
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Every month we sit around with band directors, planning an imaginary concert and maybe (definitely) have a drink or two! This months programme is called "Mother Nature!" and I was joined by Gail Brechting of the Association of Concert Bands, Andrew Trachsel of the University of North Texas, and Irish composer Vincent Kennedy.…
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This week I had the opportunity to chat with Courtney Brandt, author of Confessions of a Teenage Band Geek. We discussed marching band in modern media, her journey to Dubai, how bands can best represent themselves on social media and some upcoming books and sequels. Find out more about Courtney at @courtneybrandtauthor on Facebook and @cbrandtwrigh…
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This week we’re off to Kuching, Malaysia to talk with Wilson Tan, director of a number of local school concert bands as well as Vice-president of WASMB Malaysia. We talk about music education there, how they’ve managed to keep their kids engaged online, and the 2021 Malaysian International Virtual Band Championships.…
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This week we head to the University of Illinois and talk to Barry L. Houser, Director of the Marching Illini. We chat about his career, the history of the Marching Illini in Ireland, Marching Band v Concert Band, and how the University has adapted over the past year.بقلم Global Bandroom
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It's almost St. Patrick's Day! This month's imaginary concert is called "Ireland Calls!" and I'll be joined by Gail Brechting, John Carpenter, and Amy Knopps as we plan a concert to kick off St. Patrick's Festival featuring Irish song, Irish composers, and Irish inspired works.بقلم Global Bandroom
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This week I caught up with John Meehan, Arranger and Co-Brass Caption Head of the Blue Devils Drum and Bugle Corps to find out how the last 12 months have shaped him and this famous Drum Corps. we chatted about his career, his work with concert and marching bands and what the year ahead might have in store for our activity.…
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Such a fun episode this week as we head to Norway to chat with the guys from Blåsemafian ahead of their final round to represent Norway this year at the Eurovision Song Contest. On the episodes we chat about marching and brass bands in Norway, the let loose movement inspiring kids around Europe, and what it would be like for the first every brass l…
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This week we're off to Alberta, Canada to chat with Ryan Hancock of the Calgary Stampede Showband.Ryan is the bands' Director and a product of the incredible system they've built in Calgary. We chat about the band, WAMSB, DCI, and of course the world-famous Stampede.بقلم Global Bandroom
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This week we travel to Denmark to visit Jan Ulrick Hansen to chat about bands in Denmark, the evolution of marching band in Europe, and the famous Tivoli Guards Band in Copenhagen.Jan has been a member of the WAMSB Judges Bureau since 2001. His jury experience includes marching, show and parade band assignments at several different national, intern…
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This week's show is a really uplifting and positive step into 2021 with an inspiring leader and director. Matthew Arau is Chair of the Music Education Department and Associate Director of Bands at the Lawrence University and Founder of Upbeat Global which focuses on leadership and professional development in our music education community!…
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We're back for a new year, and what better way to kick off the year than with a close friend and colleague. John DeNovi has been helping to grow the activity and Drum Corps and promote the marching arts across the world for years and has been one of the driving forces behind DCI's SoundSport and Drumline Battle programmes. Find out more about DCI a…
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Join us as we say goodbye to 2020 with our new monthly podcast. Every month we'll be sitting around with band directors, planning an imaginary concert and maybe (definitely) have a drink or two! This months programme is called "A 2020 Christmas" and I'm joined by Gail Brechting, Mark Nichols, and Andrew Jordan as we plan the only Christmas concert …
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Björn Bus is an award-winning and hugely in-demand conductor from the Netherlands and serves as the Artistic Director of the World Music Contest in Kerkrade as well as a member of the WASBE (World Association of Symphonic Bands and Ensembles) board of directors.Björn joined me to talk about his career, his views on conducting and commissioning, and…
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2020 has been a challenging season for bands across the world, but with the 2020 DCI season cancelled in the USA, Drum Corps faced a particularly difficult year. Mike Scott, CEO of the Bluecoats joined me to talk about the innovative ways that they've approached the year and the lessons that they plan to carry into 2021 and beyond.…
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This week I was joined by Philip Harper, conductor of the Cory Brass Band, and we talked about the amazing virtual workshops, performances, and competitions that they’ve been doing this year - as well as finding out a lot more about the brass band scene in the UK.Find out more about Philip at http://www.philipharper.co.uk/The Cory Band: https://cor…
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I had the pleasure to meet Eimear Noone recently as she helped launch a fundraising campaign for the band that I teach in Ballinasloe. Eimear grew up close by and was a member of the band before moving on to have one of the most successful careers in composition and conducting. From her compositions and orchestrations of music for video games such …
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The drum corps season is a crescendo that ends in a truly magnificent display of talent and skill each August. It's DCI Finals Week, and in episode 7 Keith turns his gaze to Lucas Oil Stadium to explore the season-ending events of the DCI Summer Tour.Special guests include: Santa Clara Vanguard brass caption head Nark Nichols, Bluecoats drum major …
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