Summer Vacation
After releasing 25 episodes in 2022 – the team are now on vacation for the summer!
Episode 50 – We Went Live
This is the final episode in the current season, and it is the audio recording of the livestream we did on Sunday 10th July. If you were unable to watch along, you can enjoy this episode and hear everything from that livestream, complete with us pianists playing ballet exercises for you.
Episode 49 – In Conversation with Gill Civil
From New Zealand originally, she has worked and lived in Australia, the USA and Canada, starting off her career in a punk rock band, worked with Crowded House and Limbs Dance company, and playing for ballet classes throughout Australia, the USA, and Canada.
Episode 48 – Our Ten Commandments – Teachers and Dancers Edition
Today’s episode is the second instalment of the TEN COMMANDMENTS, and it’s the turn of the commandments for dancers and teachers as told by us pianists.
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Podcast Going Live – Trailer 2
On 10th July 2020 at 15:00 BST, the podcast team will be doing our first ever live stream.
Episode 47 – Our Ten Commandments for Ballet Pianists
This week’s new episode is a funny one with all the team members, and we’re talking about some do’s and don’ts of the ballet studio in an episode we’re calling THE TEN COMMANDMENTS. It’s a very light hearted episode with some sincere sentiment, that we feel would make the studio more harmonious, if followed.
Episode 46 – In Conversation with Andrea Marcelletti
Thursday can only mean one thing, and it’s a brand new Ballet Piano Podcast. This week it comes in the form of an In Conversation with a current dancer of Sarasota Ballet, Andrea Marcelletti.
Episode 42 – In Conversation with John Sweeney
John has the most amazing career in dance accompaniment and silent movies, and we well and truly put the spotlight on him to find out about his life and career, from a person, who on the surface is rather understated.
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