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ARTillery

ARTillery

著者: Damien Geter
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Hey folks! My name is Damien Geter, and I am a composer, conductor, and sometimes singer based in Chicago, and I’m starting a podcast called ARTillery! The purpose of ARTillery is to discuss how artists have used their work to fight against, or respond to oppressive regimes or systems that plagued their countries, their culture, and/or our universal global society. Music in the trailer: Symphony No. 1, The Justice Symphony by Damien GeterDamien Geter アート
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  • Green Room: Whom Shall I Fear? And Free Speech
    2025/11/08

    Entertainment lawyer Ari Solotoff breaks down the 1st amendment, and Kiki Konvos (with Karen Slack) and ARTillery team up with Afton Battle to talk about our fears (or lack thereof), and a change at Opera America!

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    1 時間 2 分
  • Aminata Sei: The Universe Calls Me Daughter
    2025/09/27

    A. Mimi Sei talks about her journey as a writer in a variety of genres from memoirs, poetry, and musical text; and how the universe nurtured her to be the artist she is today.


    Get in touch with Mimi on IG @mimiswritelife


    Music heard on this episode:

    "Breathe", from Cantata for a More Hopeful Tomorrow , music by Damien Geter, text by A. Mimi Sei; performed by Emmanuel Music

    An excerpt from Shout Out! , music by Kenji Bunch, text by A. Mimi Sei; performed by Resonance Ensemble

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    1 時間
  • Green Room: To Stay and Play, or Walk Away
    2025/08/31

    Conductor Lidiya Yankovskaya discusses why artists should continue to show up and perform at the Kennedy Center; and soprano Karen Slack tells us why at the beginning of the Kennedy Center take over, she decided to go forth with the performance of her evening of song entitled, African Queens.

    https://lidiyayankovskaya.com/

    Lidiya's op-ed

    https://www.sopranokarenslack.com/

    Karen Slack and Michelle Cann's Grammy Award Winning Beyond the Years

    Amy Sherald op-ed


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    56 分
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