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openARTed

Monika from PianoBuffs

A podcast exploring why making art can be more practical than we think. Creatives from all around the world share their artistic journeys and explore the impact it has on their thinking and everyday lives.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best openARTed episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to openARTed for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite openARTed episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

In this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with Andrew Simonet, a choreographer and writer who shared his insights and experiences on making a life as an artist. We also discussed the importance of cultivating a strong work ethic, building a supportive community, and taking risks in pursuit of one's artistic goals.

Andrew reflects on the unique challenges faced by artists, including financial instability, self-doubt, and the pressure to constantly innovate and create. He offers practical advice on how to navigate these challenges, emphasizing the importance of staying focused on one's vision, staying connected to one's values, and finding joy in the creative process itself.

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Andrew's website - https://www.andrewsimonet.com/
Music - L. van Beethoven - Piano Trio in E-flat major, Op.70 No.2, II mvt. | M. Lozinskienė, Nadia Kalmykova and Loukia Loulaki; M. Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit, No. 1, "Ondine" | Monika Lozinskienė

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Graduating from the music conservatoire, preparing for your professional career, musical exellence vs. relevant skills, the reason behind making arts. All these topics and more in the conversation with Sean Gregory a Vice-Principal & Director of Innovation and Engagement at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.

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Episode music - M. Ravel "Ondine" performed by M.Lozinskienė

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Contemporary artist Marija Baranauskaitė explains how she reached a point in her life where she needed to learn to be individually free and happy with what she was doing. Otherwise, she says, you are always depending on others. This is where she started investigating objects surrounding her and The Sofa Project was born. In this episode you will learn what effect this project had on me and what it does to other people.

Marija also shares here experience of study years in France with professor of theatre and clownery Philippe Gaulier and some valuable insights on nonpracticalities and practicalities of being an artist. Also her approach to money was truly eye-opening. Join us for 40 minutes and 42 seconds of positive energy!

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Book Marija mentioned:

The Artist Way by Julia Cameron
Trailer of The Sofa Project

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C. Debussy - Étude No. 11 "Pour les Arpèges Composés" performed by M.Lozinskienė

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Josh Wright - a pianist, educator and founder of the Propractice Piano Academy. The academy offers around 500 video lessons covering various aspects of piano playing. On this episode, we discussed what musically inspires Josh, how he structures his work, methods to overcome unnecessary classical musician's ego, and Josh also elaborated on how he shifted his mindset regarding a career in classical music.
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Music - F. Mendelssohn Piano Trio No.1, Op.49 , II mvt. - M. Lozinskienė (piano), N. Kalmykova (violin), L. Loulaki (cello)

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In this conversation, I had the pleasure of speaking with my high school mate, flautist Beata Preisaitė-Šidiškienė. Our discussion revolved around the complexity of musical careers, emphasizing the importance of recognizing their non-linear nature. We delved into our early experiences as forming musicians, highlighting the significance of nurturing expansive dreams in both music-making and career development.

Beata pursued her musical education at prestigious institutions such as the Saarbrucken Academy of Music in Germany, the Faculty of Music at the University of California, Fullerton in the USA, as well as the Royal Danish Academy of Music, where she earned her master's degree. As a soloist, Beata has performed with the Kaunas City Symphony Orchestra, the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, the Southern California Philharmonic Orchestra and the University of California Fullerton Orchestra. The flutist has also played in the Danish National Radio Orchestra, the Copenhagen Philharmonic and other orchestras.
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Episode music - Rosehip "Bloom". Big thanks to my good friend, inspiring music creator Rosehip, who provided music for this episode.
Carl Reinecke - Flute Sonata Undine, Op. 167 (Performed by B. Preisaitė-Šidiškienė and Galya Kolarova)

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Dawn Bennett has authored over 300 publications including Understanding the Classical Music Profession in 2008. One of her main research areas was classical music including musicians' identities, their employability, and the career thinking of postgraduate classical music performance students. We talked about success, challenges and cultural pressures in this field. Her free Employ-Ability toolkit can be accessed here.

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Episode music - L. van Beethoven - Piano Trio in E-flat major, Op.70 No.2, I mvt. | M. Lozinskienė, Nadia Kalmykova (Violin) and Loukia Loulaki (Cello)

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openARTed - Musicians' recipe for success: Aaron Shorr
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11/19/23 • 62 min

Pianist and Head of Keyboard at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Aaron Shorr speaks about finding novelty in classical music, musician's routine, his way of working at the Conservatoire and the purpose of being a musician.

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Episode music - L. van Beethoven - Piano Trio in E-flat major, Op.70 No.2, I mvt. | M. Lozinskienė, Nadia Kalmykova (Violin) and Loukia Loulaki (Cello)

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Ugnė is a doctoral student and she is investigating the role of emotional intelligence for musicians at the Royal College of Music. The aim of her research is to investigate a musicians’ EI profile and how it impacts their professional life. If you are a professional musician, please consider filling this survey and helping Ugnė to collect as much data as possible.

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In this conversation we uncover different professional roles and how swaping between those roles can be challenging. Also I was interested to know Jurgita's unbiased opinion about the classical music industry. She shared a lot of valuable insights about artistic life and how archetypes play an important role in it.

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Music - M. Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit, No. 1, "Ondine" | Monika Lozinskienė

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Mental toughness is an important trait that helps people handle challenges, stress, and pressure effectively. In this episode, I talk with Doug Strycharczyk, an author and the founder of AQR. Doug is an expert in creating psychometric tests and programs, and he has played a key role in developing the concept of mental toughness. His programs focus on improving wellbeing, satisfaction, employability, performance, and managing transitions.

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Music - M. Ravel and C. Debussy (M. Lozinskienė and A. Szalucka)

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FAQ

How many episodes does openARTed have?

openARTed currently has 42 episodes available.

What topics does openARTed cover?

The podcast is about Learning, Society & Culture, Career, Entrepreneurship, Personal Journals, Performance, Artists, Podcasts, Books, Classical Music, Arts, Musician and Performing Arts.

What is the most popular episode on openARTed?

The episode title 'Navigating the Non-linear Musical Careers: flautist Beata Preisaitė-Šidiškienė' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on openARTed?

The average episode length on openARTed is 57 minutes.

How often are episodes of openARTed released?

Episodes of openARTed are typically released every 14 days, 14 hours.

When was the first episode of openARTed?

The first episode of openARTed was released on Sep 15, 2020.

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