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著者: Larry Powell
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studioHFL - interviewing legends & legends in the making. Your host, Larry Powell, is a professional musician & educator & Performing Artist for both the Eastman Music Co. & S.E. Shires2026 Larry Powell 音楽
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  • HFL173 Dane Reis
    2026/10/09

    Dane Reis, an American living in Adelaide, South Australia, discussing Australia’s strict quarantine measures and near-normal life during COVID. Dane shares his unconventional path into entertainment: starting dance at 17.5 after sports injuries, studying musical theater at the Boston Conservatory, working as the University of Montana’s grizzly bear mascot (winning Capital One National Mascot of the Year), studying music abroad in Vienna, then moving to New York. He took cruise-ship work to pay student loans, met his Australian wife, later performed in Las Vegas (including Jubilee) and worked in multiple Strip shows, stage management, and corporate production. Dane explains why he created a daily interview podcast to teach entertainers business and career fundamentals missing from arts education.

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    1 時間 24 分
  • HFL172 Zeke Martin
    2026/10/09

    Host Larry announces the return of his long-running interview series speaks with Boston-based drummer Zeke Martin. Zeke shares his upbringing around the Paris Opera, his international childhood, and his family’s deep jazz roots. He describes starting gigging at 12, pursuing drums at 16, and favoring fusion/instrumental funk inspired by John Scofield and Dennis Chambers.

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    54 分
  • HFL165 Andrew Hitz
    2026/06/24
    Andrew Hitz on Boston Brass, The Brass Junkies & TEM, Mentors, and Finding Creativity in the Pandemic The host returns to Studio HFL interviews begun in 2017, thanks past sponsors and supporters, and introduces an interview with tubist Andrew Hitz. Hitz discusses navigating the pandemic while helping his first-grade son Nicholas in online Spanish immersion, his wife’s work as a middle school band director, and how stepping off the road after 14 years in Boston Brass led him to be a stay-at-home dad and later refocus creatively. He recounts how he joined Boston Brass via an emergency sub gig arranged through Sam Palafian, reflects on early musical immersion at Tanglewood, youth orchestra experiences, and meeting mentors including Palafian and Arnold Jacobs. He describes his passion for Phish (201 concerts) and parallels between musical intensity across genres. Hitz explains how his network and desire to keep collaborating with Lance LaDuke led to The Brass Junkies and later The Entrepreneurial Musician (TEM), and how business learning grew from social media and arts marketing interests while he remains selective about performing. 00:00 Welcome Back Updates 00:43 Sponsors And Supporters 01:43 Interview Kickoff Praise 05:24 Life In The Pandemic 06:23 Stay At Home Dad Shift 10:55 Spanish And Early Listening 12:10 Joining Boston Brass 16:48 Youth Orchestra Pressure 28:12 High School Band Reality 30:51 Meeting Your Heroes 33:55 Why Phish Matters 39:08 Phish Shows And Tickets 40:47 Empire Brass Origins 41:41 Meeting Sam Pilafian 42:36 Empire Brass Seminar 44:19 Inside Open Rehearsals 45:26 Rolf Intensity Story 47:32 Chamber Music Dynamics 50:25 Empire Performance Fire 51:12 Mnozil Brass Magic 53:22 Touring Life Reflections 54:53 Starting Brass Junkies 01:09:38 TEM Business Origins 01:14:02 Playing Versus Podcasting 01:20:27 Wrapping Up and Thanks
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    1 時間 21 分
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