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Schumann Symphony No. 2

Schumann Symphony No. 2

Schumann’s life was marked with severe mental health issues. In 1844, Schumann suffered one of his worst breakdowns yet. He was dizzy, weak, had vision problems, couldn’t sleep, and couldn't listen to music. By 1845 Schumann slowly began to...
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Schumann’s life was marked with severe mental health issues. In 1844, Schumann suffered one of his worst breakdowns yet. He was dizzy, weak, had vision problems, couldn’t sleep, and couldn't listen to music. By 1845 Schumann slowly began to recover and the first wholly new work he produced was a symphony in C Major. As Schumann said, “I began to feel more myself when I wrote the last movement, and was assuredly better....still, it reminds me of dark days.” Today, we'll talk all about this huge sy
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Releasedatum: 9-9-2021 13:35:27

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Sticky Notes is a classical music podcast for everyone, whether you are just getting interested in classical music for the first time, or if you've been listening to it and loving it all your life. Interviews with great artists, in depth looks at pieces in the repertoire, and both basic and deep dives into every era of music. Classical music is absolutely for everyone, so let's start listening! Note - Seasons 1-5 will be returning over the next year. They have been taken down in order to be re-recorded in improved sound quality!

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Sil van den Hout
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2020-01-03
Dear Joshua,
I stumbled across your podcast well over a year ago. Ever since, it has enriched my knowledge and understanding of a broad palette of classical music. The way you present the information contained within your podcast, accessible yet in-depth, is astonishing.Having recently graduated from the conservatory, it is amazing to be able to learn directly from a respected conductor. Your podcast inspires me to broaden my horizon, over and over again.

Pure joy!

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SaskiaSadler
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2019-09-30
I love every single episode. Even if it isnt a favourite composer. Joshua teaches you so much! You get to understand how a conductor interprets - what the composer might have meant - how the music is built up - just how to listen to classical music! And live concerts become even more enjoyable. Just pure JOY!

Simply amazing

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Primitivac
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2019-07-12
I never write reviews, but this podcast deserves all the praise. Very interesting for musicians as well as people that maybe never listened to classical music.

Best podcast about classical music!

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Basspa
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2019-03-30
Love this podcast! Great in-depth analysis and fun facts. It’s exactly like Joshua says: it’s for people anyone who loves classical music, works in the field (me) or is just getting ready to dive in to this amazing world (my pupils). It is great material to get people to understand some of the basics in classical music and the to get to know some of the most famous composers! I very much like the interviews with great musicians and teachers and I love the episodes about the less known composers and pieces. Thanks Joshua!

Great podcast

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Benjamindelamontagne
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2019-03-16
Dear Joshua,
Your podcast is by far the best podcast about classical music I know. I’m addicted now to classical music and to your podcast.

What a fantastic podcast.

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VinylRulez
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2019-03-15
Dear Joshua,
I knew there should be a podcast around which goes deeper into classical music. Finally I found your podcast via google and what a coincidence...I just started with listening to Mahler's 9th after buying the Abbado Box Set a few weeks ago. What a great series of podcast!. Background information, analysis and corresponding extracts. I really love the way these podcasts are set up. It makes listening to the music so much more valuable and interesting, even for me as a non-musically-schooled ethusiast! Thanks!!