The Canon is Dead | Ep. #2: Ethical Collaborations

Host Nicholas Perry Clark and Co-host Sarah Hetrick discuss ethical collaborations with panelists James Tabata, Nina Shekhar, and Gemma Peacocke. How should ensembles and performers collaborate with composers? How should composers collaborate with and support each other? And what role does the audience play in all of this? Music by Kenzie Slottow fills the airwaves between segments.

Featured Music Excerpts
Kenzie Slottow: "Adventure Bop", "The Edge", "The Rifleman", "A Moment of Silence"
Dorothy Chang: Two Preludes "I. Adagio et espressivo"
James Tabata: Discord
Nina Shekhar: hush
Gemma Peacocke: "London" from Waves and Lines

Links to check out
Andrea Moore: Neoliberalism and the Musical Entrepreneur - https://www.academia.edu/26817174/Neoliberalism_and_the_Musical_Entrepreneur

Vijay Gupta's Street Symphony: http://www.streetsymphony.org/