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beyond ArtLess

著者： Chris Gleason Peter Haberman & Phil Ostrander
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“Beyond ArtLess" with Chris Gleason, Peter Haberman & Phil Ostrander is a podcast that explores the friendships and the community that exists in and outside of the arts and arts education. In each episode of Beyond ArtLess, one of the hosts reveals his mystery guest to the other two. What comes next is a fun-filled conversation revealing the joy of friendship and the artlessness of the hosts. Unlike most successful classrooms, this show is not well planned and probably not worth your time.

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  • Jennifer Hawkinson

    Jennifer Hawkinson
    2026/08/29
    Send us Fan MailWhat do you get when you put Chris, Phil, Peter, and Dr. Jennifer Hawkinson in the same room? A conversation full of laughter, honest stories, teaching wisdom, and at least a few moments where you'll find yourself thinking, "Yep... that's exactly what it's like to be a music teacher."In this episode of Beyond Artless, we're joined by Dr. Jennifer Hawkinson, Associate Professor of Music Education and Director of the Symphonic Band at Concordia College. Jennifer has spent her career shaping musicians and mentoring future educators, but what makes this conversation so special isn't just her résumé—it's her ability to blend excellence with humility, high expectations with genuine kindness, and just enough humor to remind us that no rehearsal is ever completely under control.From her years teaching in South Dakota public schools to preparing tomorrow's band directors at Concordia, Jennifer shares stories that are equal parts inspiring and wonderfully relatable. She reminds us that the best teachers don't have all the answers—they simply keep showing up, keep learning, and occasionally laugh at the chaos along the way.What you'll hear in this episode:How Jennifer's journey led her from the school band room to the college classroomThe mentors who shaped her—and why every great teacher stands on someone else's shouldersWhat future music educators really need to know before their first day on the podiumBuilding rehearsal environments where students feel challenged, valued, and empoweredWhy relationships will always outlast repertoireThe little moments that remind us why we chose this profession in the first placeOf course, it wouldn't be Beyond Artless without a healthy dose of laughter. Chris, Phil, and Peter swap stories with Jennifer about the wonderfully unpredictable life of music educators—those rehearsals that somehow survive flattened trumpets, questionable rhythms, and the occasional "creative interpretation" of the conductor's instructions.Whether you're a veteran teacher, a future music educator, or someone who simply appreciates the people who make school music programs come alive, this episode feels like sitting around the table with friends who just happen to care deeply about making music—and making people better through it.Jennifer's passion is contagious, her perspective is refreshing, and her heart for students shines through every story she tells.Join us for a conversation filled with wisdom, warmth, a few laughs, and a reminder that while music may not solve every problem, it certainly makes the journey a whole lot better. That's what happens Beyond Artless.SHOW CREDITS:WALTON Coronation March, “Crown Imperial” - "The President's Own" United States Marine BandPerformed on April 2, 2023, at Northern Virginia Community College's Rachel M. Schlesinger Concert Hall and Arts Center in Alexandria, Va., as part of a concert titled "Sacred Hymns, Songs, and Sounds." William Walton's Coronation March, “Crown Imperial”transcribed by William DuthoitConducted by First Lieutenant Darren LinProgram and notes: https://www.marineband.marines.mil/Po...REGISTER NOW:2027 BEYOND THE NOTE FESTIVALS - A few spots remain!!https://www.btnmusicfestival.com/festivals/ensembles/kalahari-1COMMISSION POSSIBLE 2027 W/ ADRIAN SIMShttps://www.btnmusicfestival.com/education/commissionCOMMISSION POSSIBLE 2028 W/ OMAR THOMAShttps://www.btnmusicfestival.com/education/commissionFREE MUSIC until September 15MAX JOY - ERIKA SVANOEhttps://www.btnmusicfestival.com/THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORSGrand ToursConcordia CollegeHeid MusicInterested in sponsoring with us? Learn more here!Support the show
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  • Season 5 Teaser

    Season 5 Teaser
    2026/08/22

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    Welcome Back, Commuters!

    Welcome back to Season 5 of Beyond ArtLess! After four seasons, more than 35,000 downloads, and an impressive lack of professional growth on the part of your hosts, we're thrilled to have you along for another ride.

    This season, The Empire Strikes a Budget, we're once again talking with fascinating people about music, education, creativity, and whatever else manages to derail the conversation. Expect surprise guests, questionable questions, Band Buzzlers, Band Boozlers, and the occasional moment of actual insight.

    Thanks for listening, laughing, and continuing to commute with us. We’re glad you’re back.

    Same podcast. Same idiots. New season.


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    2027 BEYOND THE NOTE FESTIVALS - A few Jazz spots remain!!

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    COMMISSION POSSIBLE 2027 W/ ADRIAN SIMS

    https://www.btnmusicfestival.com/education/commission


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    FREE MUSIC:

    MAX JOY - ERIKA SVANOE

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  • Gene Pokorny

    Gene Pokorny
    2026/05/27
    Send us Fan MailIn the Season 4 finale of Beyond ArtLess, we are joined by legendary Chicago Symphony Orchestra tubist Gene Pokorny for a conversation that moves seamlessly from orchestral artistry to teamwork, teaching, and steam locomotives.With Peter away caring for family, special guest co-host Paul Kile joins Chris and Phil for a finale episode that is somehow thoughtful, hilarious, and significantly more organized than usual.In This Episode: Gene reflects on life inside the Chicago Symphony Orchestra and why he still “pinches himself” walking onto the stage Stories about working with conductors including Riccardo Muti and Klaus Mäkelä The arrival of new principal trombonist Tim Higgins and how personnel changes reshape an orchestra Gene’s philosophy on expressive playing, rubato, and storytelling in music Why so many young brass players focus on technique before expression Lessons learned from legendary teachers including Roger Bobo, Tommy Johnson, and Arnold Jacobs The origins of the Pokorny Seminar and the importance of teamwork in music education Steam locomotives, railroad leadership, and what musicians can learn from the Union Pacific “Big Boy” Why Mahler ultimately beats Shostakovich… at least today Favorite Moments: “You’ve got 52 weeks. I’ve got four measures.” “There’s nothing extraordinarily special about what we’re doing. We just happen to be lucky enough to put together something greater than the sum of the parts.” “We still have to worry about long tones. Jesus.” Also in This Episode: Chris shares his recent trip to hear the Chicago Symphony Orchestra perform Saint-Saëns’ “Organ Symphony” Festival prep chaos: 4,188 students, endless pizza, and waterpark logistics Jury duty panic during concert season The return of the classic “make fun of Peter” segment Details about the new (currently FREE) composition by Erika Svanoe called "Max Joy" and the story behind the premiere and dedication.Thank you, commuters, for riding along with us through another season of Beyond ArtLess. See you in Season 5.Learn More:Chicago Symphony OrchestraPokorny Low Brass SeminarCredits:Skirmish and Dance · Jeffrey Reynolds Big Boy Album ℗ 2005 Summit Records Released on: 2001-02-01. https://youtu.be/1uSzYq-08Iw?si=XvAfQfuoWTkfCHiFCarl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot OFFICIAL. As seen in 2014's COSMOS: A SpaceTime Odyssey Written by Ann Druyan and Steven Soter Cosmos Studios, Inc., Copyright © 2013 Passage written by Carl Sagan for the book Pale Blue Dot published by Random House, Copyright ©1994 Democritus Properties, LLChttps://youtu.be/GO5FwsblpT8?si=iMpXuImhgPO9BPD1Mahler: Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection": V. Finale. Im Tempo des Scherzos Mahler: Symphony No. 2 "Resurrection": V. Finale. Im Tempo des Scherzos · Carol Neblett · Marilyn Horne · Claudio Abbado · Chicago Symphony Orchestra · Chicago Symphony Chorus Claudio Abbado & Chicago Symphony Orchestra ℗ 1977 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin Released on: 2017-04-21 https://youtu.be/rJWxpR8liF0?si=FMqBfKdVTXYfKDTzGershwin: An American in Paris (Revised F. Campbell-Watson) · James Levine · Chicago Symphony Orchestra The World's Greatest Orchestras - Chicago Symphony Orchestra ℗ 1993 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin Released on: 2021-01-09 https://youtu.be/nIw2WJEfZxo?si=qkuxYAcqJq_IzvYySaint-Saëns - Symphony No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 78 "Organ" (Chicago Symphony Orchestra) Camille Saint-Saëns - Symphony No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 78 "Organ"Nikolaj Szeps-Znaider, Conductor Cameron Carpenter, Organ Live at Orchestra Hall, December 2022 https://youtu.be/5xrHCJbyG2M?si=CL03JHIsb0KhXRqQPartita in A minor for Flute Alone BMV 1013 Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises Partita in A minor for Flute Alone BMV 1013 · Gene Pokorny Tuba Tracks ℗ 2005 Summit Records Released on: 1995-04-01 https://youtu.be/kQcdD33NXfw?si=cLjI8jGxwXeYxrz7REGISTER NOW:2027 BEYOND THE NOTE FESTIVALS https://www.btnmusicfestival.com/festivals/ensembles/kalahari-1COMMISSION POSSIBLE 2027 W/ ADRIAN SIMS https://www.btnmusicfestival.com/education/commissionCOMMISSION POSSIBLE 2028 W/ OMAR THOMAS https://forms.gle/ZswvHWEZK3HBozXZ7FREE MUSIC: Wisconsin Arts Celebration Project (Marie Douglas “Yellow Birds”) https://dpi.wi.gov/fine-arts/wisconsin-arts-celebration-project-0Max Joy - Erika Svanoe https://www.erikasvanoe.com/btn.htmlSupport the show
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