In our conversation with Caitlin, we take a deep dive into the transition from Classical Opera to making her own music, life on the road, collaborating with others, navigating the NYC music scene, her new project, writing music for the Musical Sam's Room, and her upcoming transition to graduate school to pursue Music Therapy
Read MoreIn our conversation with American Soprano Sydney Mancasola, we talk about everything from soul music to home workouts, nasal lavage, home remedies, how to combat jet lag and those silly voices in your head, how to enter and appreciate the opera world as a newbie to the genre (as an audience member), and why opera singers don't like singing karaoke.
She sent us a very modest bio when we approached her about this interview so below you will find all of her career highlights and glory. Enjoy!
Read MoreWe thought we’d take a second to touch base with you guys about what is going on in our own crazy busy lives here at corpSonore HQ. Stay tuned to get some book recommendations from Madeline and Hannah, learn about the importance of fat in your diet, what crazy races we have been training for and running, and where Hannah will be “recovering” from the LA marathon.
Read MoreHappy Valentine’s Day! On this day of love, and the celebration of love we invite you to meet our guest Matthew Clark, drummer and yogi extraordinaire. Matt is a fascinating person with so many great adventures and stories. We chatted with him about living in India, yoga, life on the road touring in multiple rock bands, transcendental meditation, and his very cool record label. This was a really fun time. Please enjoy and leave a comment.
Read MoreHappy New Year! We welcome 2019 by spending time with our guest, violinist Karin Harrell, talking about endurance events, violin playing, what she did and didn't learn in music conservatory, and the new adventure of going back to school to study Occupational Therapy. Karin performs all over the country with different orchestras and ensembles but currently calls Dallas her home. We caught up with her between the dress rehearsal and concert and discussed how she keeps in touch with the people she cares about (all over the country), what she eats before performances and athletic events and how she carries knowledge from one aspect of life into another. Enjoy!
Read MoreOur guest on this episode is Dr. Christine Craddock, bassist and martial arts enthusiast who performers all over Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and beyond. We caught up with her between rehearsals in Tulsa about the impact martial arts has on her bass playing, and how she uses it in her everyday musical life from controlling her mindset to warming up her body physically. We also talk about bassists she admires, and how she deals with all of the driving. We go on a few fun tangents and giggle a whole bunch in this episode, and we hope you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoyed making it!
Read MoreCellist David Eby joins us on the Podcast to discuss his work incorporating meditation and mindfulness in performance. He leads workshops for instrumentalists, singers, music lovers, and more. He is a deeply fascinating and well-spoken individual with incredible insight to share. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed recording it.
Read MoreMadeline and Hannah answer some of the questions they plan to ask their guests and realize how tough some of them really are! We as each other about preparation routines, books, superstition, and how we deal with feedback. It is tough stuff but makes for good conversation.
Read MoreWelcome! and Nice to Meet You! This is our first podcast and it is a short (and very candid one). We can’t wait to share more with you soon!
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