Perfect Pitch: Classical Music Deconstructed

Written by: Nick Hely-Hutchinson
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  • Unlock the secrets of classical music with Perfect Pitch – the podcast that takes you on a journey through the centuries of timeless compositions. Whether you're a seasoned expert or a curious beginner, Perfect Pitch offers an accessible and relaxed exploration of the world's most beautiful classical works. Join us as we reveal fascinating stories behind the music and the composers who created them. With Perfect Pitch, you'll discover new insights into the classics and develop a deeper appreciation for the art form. Get ready to immerse yourself in the world of classical music like never before!
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Episodes
  • S2.E65.Happy New Year with Weber, Bellini, and Tchaikovsky.

    S2.E65.Happy New Year with Weber, Bellini, and Tchaikovsky.
    Jan 13 2025

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    35 mins
  • S2.E64. Your own Christmas music, with no interruptions! A mixture of joyful and reflective.

    S2.E64. Your own Christmas music, with no interruptions! A mixture of joyful and reflective.
    Dec 23 2024

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    1. Rejoice, Handel Messiah. Kiri de Kanawa, Chicago SO, Solti.
    2. Ev’ry Valley, Messiah, Mark Padmore, LSO Colin Davis.
    3. Jauchset, frohlocket, Bach Christmas Oratorio, Amsterdam Baroque, Tom Koopman.
    4. It came upon the midnight clear, Cambridge singers, John Rutter.
    5. Vaughan Williams, Christmas Dance, Timothy Ridout (viola) Chamber orchestra Lausanne.
    6. Grieg, The Christmas Tree.
    7. Vaughan Williams, Christmas Fantasia, John Barrow, Guildford Cathedral choir, Barry Rose.
    8. Corelli, Christmas concerto, Main-Barokorkester.
    9. Strauss, Morgen, Jessye Norman.
    10. Oh holy night, King’s College, Cambridge, Cleobury.
    11. Still Still Still, Bryn Terfel.
    12. Warlock, lullaby my Jesus, polyphony, Stephen Layton.
    13. Cornelius, Three Kings, Gerald, Finley.
    14. Berlioz, Shepherds’ Farewell, Cambridge singers, John Rutter.
    15. Poulenc, Hodie Christus natus est, Cambridge singers, John Rutter.
    16. Stainer, God so loved the world, Tennebrae.
    17. Perry, I sing the birth, choir, Exeter College, Oxford.
    18. Soul sanctuary choir, oh come oh come Emmanuel.
    19. Soul sanctuary choir, Hark, the Herald.
    20. Hely-Hutchinson, The First Noel, Carol Symphony, Pro Arte Orchestra, Barry Rose.
    21. Hely-Hutchinson, Finale Carol Symphony, arranged for 5 pianos by Kirsten Olsen, played by The Browns.

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    1 hr and 50 mins
  • S2.E63. Some nostalgia with Vaughan Williams and Schubert, book-ended with Haydn Sunrise and a mystery symphonic finale.

    S2.E63. Some nostalgia with Vaughan Williams and Schubert, book-ended with Haydn Sunrise and a mystery symphonic finale.
    Dec 14 2024

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    38 mins

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