The Source with Creede Musical Arts Collective

The Source with Creede Musical Arts Collective
Podcast Description
Creede Musical Arts Collective goes to the source with Artists from past seasons. Featuring music recorded at past CMAC concerts, the Artists give behind-the-scenes details on their music, processes, and philosophies. creedemac.substack.com
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The podcast explores themes of musical collaboration, creativity, and artistry by diving into the backgrounds and philosophies of various artists. Episodes include discussions of unique projects like Playcations and interviews with musicians such as Grace Browning and Benjamin Krug, while also highlighting significant contributions of industry professionals like sound engineer Steve Reynolds.

Creede Musical Arts Collective goes to the source with Artists from past seasons. Featuring music recorded at past CMAC concerts, the Artists give behind-the-scenes details on their music, processes, and philosophies.
Welcome to Creede Musical Arts Collective’s new podcast, The Source! Named to honor Creede, home of the headwaters, the source of the Rio Grande, our podcast is hosted by Emily Murdock, CMAC’s secretary & treasurer. Emily recently embarked on a journey to sit down with some of our all-star artists, sharing behind-the-scenes stories, discussing the craft of music-making, and featuring performance clips recorded by Creede’s own Grammy-winning sound engineer, Steve Reynolds.
Episode 1: Playcations and Collaborations with Grace Browning and Benjamin KrugSHOW NOTES:
Find out more about our hosts and guests (click on links):
* Emily Murdock, host/producer & soprano
Mentioned during the episode (click on links):
* Creede Musical Arts Collective website
* CMAC’s founders, Megan Marino and Michael Mayes. Megan is CMAC’s current Executive Director and Michael is CMAC’s President of the Board of Directors.
* Chamber Music at San Miguel Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico
* KC Groves, bluegrass musician extraordinaire (mentioned briefly by Grace when talking about unexpected collaborations)
* Composer of “Birds in Winter: Six Preludes for Harp,” Michael Mauldin
* Leslie (“Les”) Dala, pianist, and his album of Philip Glass piano etudes
* Music album for children, recorded by Megan Marino and John Arida, “It’s You I Like”
* Sunnyside Chapel in Creede
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