Parhaat Kim Paul Nguyen Podcastit (2024)

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Trailer: Our French Series!! 2:26

4y ago2:26

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Hey folks, The next four films we'll be talking about all come from French filmmakers! So keep your ear out for these next episodes featuring, Jean Luc Godard's "A Bout de Souffle", Francois Truffaut's "Jule et Jim", Agnes Varda's "Vagabond" and finally Maurice Pialat's "LouLou". If you can give them a watch before you listen to our discussion, as …

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Ep 2: The French Connection 28:07

4y ago28:07

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Hey folks, So as Derek lives in France and I live in Australia, we have our own little french connection going on, which was part of the reason we picked this classic to watch. As with most of these films I'd never seen it but I knew about it and wanted to see it whereas Derek had seen it a couple of times at least. It stars the great Gene Hackman …

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Ep 1: In the Heat of the Night 23:27

4y ago23:27

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So, finally, this is our first full episode, featuring our analysis of the 1967 American classic "In the Heat of the Night". Remember to watch the film first if you don't want any spoilers! One of the original reasons we picked this film is because it stars the great Sidney Poitier, and the original name of this podcast was going to be "Sydney Poit…

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So, what is "Rare and Remarkable Films"? 3:32

4+ y ago3:32

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This is a little promo Derek and I threw together to explain who we are, and why you should listen to us! If you love films, but are sick of the usual film criticism you find most places, well then this is the place for you! Lots of love, KimKirjoittanut Kim Paul Nguyen and Derek Rawson

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Xmas Hip Hop, Easy-Bake Comedy & Kid Astronaut: The Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza 48:29

5y ago48:29

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It’s a CPR tradition: a stage show full of talented Colorado performers. Kid Astronaut opens with a soulful O Holy Night. For Hanukkah, Holocaust survivor Osi Sladek. Comedian Nancy Norton Easy-Bakes. Plus, an ode to Judy Garland, Mexican-American traditions, and why we can’t quit Denver’s King Cardinal. The Andy Hackbarth Band provides our soundtr…

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Looking For A Challenge On The Piano? David Rakowski Wrote 100 Of Them 33:31

6y ago33:31

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Composer David Rakowski loves to write piano etudes. He’s created 100 of them. Etudes developed in the 19th century as short practice pieces . They help musicians focus on a technique or build strength or dexterity. Many -- like the etudes of Frederic Chopin -- were also beautiful. David has carried the tradition into the 21st century, writing etud…

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Colorado (And Ugly Politics) Inspired Benjamin Park’s ‘For Purple Mountains’ 24:36

6y ago24:36

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Composer Benjamin Park felt exhausted during the 2016 election. He remembers the nonstop political coverage and the growing tension within the United States. He decided to write music that embodied the disconnect -- and addressed the division. Ben used portions of the melody from "America the Beautiful" to write a piece about the harsh political di…

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Paul Lansky’s Road From Computer Compositions To A Musical ‘Travel Diary’ 34:08

6+ y ago34:08

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Composer Paul Lansky was a pioneer in computer music -- sounds generated and manipulated by a computer. And then, after decades as an innovative composer of computer music, Paul stopped. He switched his focus to writing for live musicians. He's particularly fond of working with percussionists. This is the story of Paul's journey from the frontier o…

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Jessica Meyer’s ‘Luminous Prison’ Is A Moving Meditation Composed For A Unique Venue 29:19

6+ y ago29:19

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?Composer Jessica Meyer recently had the kind of experience that gives musicians nightmares. She traveled to the desert in northwestern Colorado to perform a new piece in concert on her viola. It was built on layers of electronic loops. But the unique acoustics at the venue -- known simply as The Tank -- caused those loops to dissolve into a squall…

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Why Daniel Kellogg’s String Quartet No. 1 Isn’t Actually His First String Quartet 30:56

6+ y ago30:56

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Daniel Kellogg, who teaches composition at the University of Colorado, loves the string quartet. Some of history's greatest composers wrote their most extraordinary music for two violins, a viola and a cello. So Daniel took the job seriously when he set out to write a big statement that he ultimately called String Quartet No. 1. He had worked up to…

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David Ludwig’s Lively ‘Pangaea’ Is A Prehistoric ‘Carnival Of The Animals’ 33:24

6+ y ago33:24

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Composer David Ludwig wrote his piece "Pangaea" as a "prehistoric 'Carnival of the Animals.'" It's about a time in Earth's history when there was one supercontinent, a vast ocean and a frightening die-off that wiped out most species on the planet. Hear the haunting "Pangaea," performed at the Bravo! Vail music festival by Anne-Marie McDermott, Cald…

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Season 2 Preview: A Musical Road Trip Through The Rocky Mountains 3:17

6+ y ago3:17

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Centennial Sounds -- a podcast about modern classical music, and what inspires some of today's most talented composers -- returns soon for its second season. The series, hosted by Brad Turner, features exclusive recordings of music by 21st century composers and stories about what inspires the music. The new season features a twist: It's a musical r…

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In ‘Notes From Clyfford Still’ Composer Nathan Hall Sets A Painter’s Vision To Music 21:39

7y ago21:39

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Composer Nathan Hall is fascinated with the huge, vibrant paintings of abstract painter Clyfford Still. Nathan recently set out to compose music about about Still, and combed through the painter's writings to set some of the colorful passages to music. Hear "Notes From Clyfford Still," performed by the Playground Ensemble in the CPR Performance Stu…

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Altius Quartet Unveils Michael Ippolito’s New String Quartet No. 4 27:01

7y ago27:01

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Composer Michael Ippolito tried an unusual approach when he wrote a piece for the Altius Quartet. He sat down with a cello, instrument he'd barely played since middle school. His experiments with an instrument he’d largely forgotten how to play took his music to surprising places. Hear Michael Ippolito’s String Quartet No. 4 performed by the Altius…

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Julia Wolfe Witnessed 9/11 Up Close, And Wrote ‘Compassion’ In Response 16:31

7y ago16:31

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Composer Julia Wolfe lives in Lower Manhattan, just blocks from where the Twin Towers once stood. She and her family watched 9/11 unfold around them, and dealt with the aftermath. She wrote one of her most stark, concise works as a response. She called it “Compassion.” Hear the piece performed in concert by pianist Conrad Tao at the Aspen Music Fes…

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Loretta Notareschi’s ‘String Quartet OCD’ Explores Motherhood And Mental Health 31:10

7+ y ago31:10

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Composer Loretta Notareschi remembers early motherhood as one of the hardest moments of her life. She felt completely in love with her infant daughter but she also grappled with a frightening postpartum mood disorder. She decided to use music to tell her story, and start a conversation with others going through the same thing. Hear Loretta’s piece,…

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Kevin Michael Olson’s Jagged ‘Dichotomiae’, Played By Pianist Hsing-ay Hsu 20:14

7+ y ago20:14

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Composer Kevin Michael Olson used to work in a lab that developed military technology. And he wrote about that experience in his music. It sounded pretty dark. So one day, he wanted to write something that sounded less heavy. The piano music that came out sounded more complicated than he intended. It’s filled with stark contrasts. He called it “Dic…

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Egemen Kesikli’s Heartbreaking String Quartet ‘Pulse’, Performed By Playground Ensemble 24:02

7+ y ago24:02

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Composer Egemen Kesikli spent last summer in his home country of Turkey. He was waiting to return to the United States, where he studied composition at the University of Colorado. Then Egemen heard about the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando. Forty-nine people died at the popular gay club. Egemen, who is gay, felt horrified. He dealt with the sho…

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On ‘First,’ Son Lux and yMusic Make Chamber Music That Flows Like A Rock LP 18:06

7+ y ago18:06

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The contemporary chamber ensemble yMusic set out to make a different kind of classical record with its latest release. The group enlisted one of its favorite collaborators, Son Lux, to compose an album of compositions with the feel of a rock LP. The result is called "First." Hear a CPR Performance Studio recording of two pieces from the album, and …

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Carter Pann’s ‘The Mechanics’ Featuring The Black Diamond Saxophone Quartet 24:21

7+ y ago24:21

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A few years ago, composer Carter Pann heard the saxophonists in the Capitol Quartet in concert. The music blew him away. He convinced the group to collaborate with him, and the resulting piece -- called "The Mechanics" -- made Carter a Pulitzer Prize finalist. Hear a CPR Performance Studio recording of the piece by the up-and-coming Black Diamond S…

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Caroline Shaw’s ‘This Might Also Be A Form Of Dreaming’ With Roomful Of Teeth And Playground Ensemble 31:09

7+ y ago31:09

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Pulitzer Prize-winning composer Caroline Shaw writes music for the voice that catches you off guard. The singers in Roomful of Teeth talk over each other, break into huge chords and use stunning vocal techniques from all over the world. Caroline has a new piece for Roomful of Teeth, called "This Might Also Be a Form of Dreaming." Here's a live reco…

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Reena Esmail’s ‘Nishani’: Matthew Dane Plays A Musical Keepsake For 14 Strings 17:10

7+ y ago17:10

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She’s a composer in Los Angeles who blends her favorite sounds from Indian and Western classical music. He’s a musician in Boulder who plays the 14-string viola d’amore -- a unique instrument that captivated composers more than 300 years ago. Their collaboration created an extraordinary piece of music called “Nishani.” Hear an exclusive recording o…

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Introducing ‘Centennial Sounds’: A Podcast Exploring Contemporary Classical In Colorado 2:19

7+ y ago2:19

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Welcome to "Centennial Sounds" -- a new podcast from CPR Classical and Colorado Public Radio that spotlights contemporary classical music performed in Colorado. The podcast, hosted by Brad Turner, features exclusive sessions from the CPR Performance Studio as well as live recordings taken from concert venues and summer festivals around the Centenni…

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Rare & Remarkable Films

Kim Paul Nguyen and Derek Rawson

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Centennial Sounds

Colorado Public Radio

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Trailer: Our French Series!! 2:26

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Ep 2: The French Connection 28:07

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Ep 1: In the Heat of the Night 23:27

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So, what is "Rare and Remarkable Films"? 3:32

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Xmas Hip Hop, Easy-Bake Comedy & Kid Astronaut: The Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza 48:29

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Looking For A Challenge On The Piano? David Rakowski Wrote 100 Of Them 33:31

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Colorado (And Ugly Politics) Inspired Benjamin Park’s ‘For Purple Mountains’ 24:36

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Paul Lansky’s Road From Computer Compositions To A Musical ‘Travel Diary’ 34:08

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Jessica Meyer’s ‘Luminous Prison’ Is A Moving Meditation Composed For A Unique Venue 29:19

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Why Daniel Kellogg’s String Quartet No. 1 Isn’t Actually His First String Quartet 30:56

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David Ludwig’s Lively ‘Pangaea’ Is A Prehistoric ‘Carnival Of The Animals’ 33:24

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Season 2 Preview: A Musical Road Trip Through The Rocky Mountains 3:17

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In ‘Notes From Clyfford Still’ Composer Nathan Hall Sets A Painter’s Vision To Music 21:39

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Altius Quartet Unveils Michael Ippolito’s New String Quartet No. 4 27:01

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Julia Wolfe Witnessed 9/11 Up Close, And Wrote ‘Compassion’ In Response 16:31

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Loretta Notareschi’s ‘String Quartet OCD’ Explores Motherhood And Mental Health 31:10

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Kevin Michael Olson’s Jagged ‘Dichotomiae’, Played By Pianist Hsing-ay Hsu 20:14

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Egemen Kesikli’s Heartbreaking String Quartet ‘Pulse’, Performed By Playground Ensemble 24:02

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On ‘First,’ Son Lux and yMusic Make Chamber Music That Flows Like A Rock LP 18:06

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Carter Pann’s ‘The Mechanics’ Featuring The Black Diamond Saxophone Quartet 24:21

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Caroline Shaw’s ‘This Might Also Be A Form Of Dreaming’ With Roomful Of Teeth And Playground Ensemble 31:09

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Reena Esmail’s ‘Nishani’: Matthew Dane Plays A Musical Keepsake For 14 Strings 17:10

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Introducing ‘Centennial Sounds’: A Podcast Exploring Contemporary Classical In Colorado 2:19

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