Clear+Vivid with Alan Alda

Marin Alsop: A Woman Who Leads

Oct 19, 2021

42:17

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The Left Hand Is the Expressive Elements

01:58

Do You Use Technical Terms?

02:31

Are You a Woman Conductor?

03:30

Introduction

2min

The Role of the Conductor

2min

What's the Play About?

2min

Do You Use Technical Terms?

3min

The Moral to the Story

2min

How Do You Get Different Responses From Different Orchestras?

2min

Having a Good Sense of Humor About Yourself Is Critical to Being a Conductor

2min

The Baltimore Symphony Is a Reflection of the City, Ah, and the Area Probably as Well

2min

Orchestr W - The First Woman to Lead a Major American Orchestra

2min

10.

How Do Women Conductors Get Ahead?

3min

11.

Patrion Dot Com Slash Clear and Vivid

4min

12.

The Left Hand Is the Expressive Elements

2min

13.

Are You a Woman Conductor?

3min

14.

Music Is a Fine Wine - It's Every Child's Right to Access Art

4min

15.

Do You Ever Get Teased?

2min

16.

You've Got Nine New Texts

2min

17.

Seven Quick Questions

2min

18.

How Do You Squeeze in Laughter?

2min

19.

How to Talk to a Science Denier

3min

The first female conductor of a major American symphony orchestra, Marin Alsop explains to Alan just what a conductor contributes to a performance; how her right and left hands have different roles; why oboists have to be treated differently from horn players; and the success of an innovative program to bring the joys of classical music to kids.

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