Episode 75 – How Ballet Pianists Prepare For Ballet Class
This episode features Akiko, Chris, and Matt, and is a tea break discussion about their individual physical preparations for a ballet class. Ballet pianists…
Episode 72 – Playing for Pas de Deux Classes
This podcast is a classic round table discussion about the pas de deux class in vocational school training, and the context in which…
Episode 70 – In Conversation with Jeanette Wong
This episode is an ‘In conversation’ with the Head of piano at Birmingham Royal Ballet, Jeanette Wong. The most loveable character, this episode talks…
Episode 69 – Playing for Pointe Work
This episode is a round table discussion about another aspect of the ballet pianist’s job, playing for pointe work. Pointe work is the name…
Episode 67 – What People Don’t Know About our Job
This episode is a classic ‘round table’ which very much epitomises our brand and style. It is a look behind the curtain at the…
Episode 65 – What Makes A Good Ballet Pianist?
This episode is a round table discussion with the whole team about what they think makes a good ballet pianist. It involves listener’s comments…
Episode 56 – In Conversation with Philip Feeney
This episode is the second in the season where we put the spotlight on a ballet great, and it’s the turn of Phil…
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.
David’s Reel
Nearing the end of the summer term in the Western Hemisphere, and I managed to capture @chrishobson86 giving us some Catharsis reel, but we’re nicknaming it “David’s Reel”. Enjoy! ❤️
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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