On Monday, we had our first BookChattr Discussion for Steven Schick's The Percussionist's Art: Same Bed, Different Dreams. For the discussion, we were joined by Corey Gilmore. We hope you enjoyed listening to the podcast and we would invite you to leave

Today we had the opportunity to visit with Steve Schick on our podcast. As you all know we're reading his book for the Summer book club. We talked about the book, how percussion influences conducting, and much more. Check it out and leave your thoughts

Today we are excited to interview one of today’s premiere composers writing for percussion, Paul Lansky. Tune it to hear Paul talk about his recent pieces, why he switched from writing computer music to instrumental music, and more!

In this weeks podcast we talk about the first book in Bookchattr, SoCal, and go over a few of the weeks posts. Do you plan on joining our summer book club Bookchattr? Ever had Chicken n' waffles? Leave those thoughts and any others in the Chattr Section (

In today’s round table podcast we talk about the new BookChattr, Steroids, Beta Blockers and Being In Control. What do you think about the new BookChattr? Do you use Beta Blockers? Please leave us feedback about these topics and the rest of the podca

In this week’s episode, we sit down with percussionist and conductor Pedro Carneiro. Pedro talks about upcoming performances at Roundtop's Percussion Galore (http://festivalhill.org/schedule-of-events/august-to-april-series/percussion-galore/) as well a

Today we talk with Michael Bump, who serves as Associate Professor of percussion at Truman State University. He shares with us his experience in Trinidad and Tobego where he participated in the National Pan Festival. Michael recently performed with the In

It's been awhile since the three of us sat down to talk about the weeks chattr. In today's podcast we talk Stravinsky, and discuss how important it is to have some training in musical composition. In the podcast we ask for research help and have many ques

Today we sit down with composer Thom Hasenpflug. Lately, we've talked a lot about how to build a career in music. Thom shares his unique path in this weeks podcast. While the path to success can look very different to each person, we have seen how benefic

Today's podcast features a talk with Ian Grom, co-founder of Box-Six.com (http://www.box-six.com/), and front ensemble specialist and caption head with Pulse Percussion (http://www.pulsepercussion.org/Welcome.html), Chino Hills, Los Alamitos, and Pacific