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In celebration of the Christmas spirit, the Ether Game Brain Trust looks back at our Hygge themed Ether Game and presents an extra round of quizzing!
Before the ball drops, the Ether Game Brain Trust explores some important music news in the year the was!
Ether Game explores music about firs, cypresses, pine cones, and holly berries.
This week, Ether Game celebrates the Danish concept of "Hygge," that feeling of coziness, in classical music.
This Giving Tuesday, Ether Game explores the theme of "Charity" in classical music!
Join the Ether Game Brain Trust in exploring the history of improvisation in classical music and its departure from the tradition.
We're exploring the vertex between classical music and mathematics on this episode!
J’accuse! It’s a scandalous week on Ether Game, exploring affairs and other acts of infidelity in classical music.
It's up, up and away on this lofty episode, looking at music all about flight!
Our musical anatomy theme ends this week by looking inside to the music of hearts, lungs, and guts!
Our "Body of Works" theme continues, looking at the music of shoulders, knees, and toes!
Just because a composer's name is written on the music doesn't mean they wrote it! Explore five moments when history got it wrong.
Our musical anatomy theme continues with a look at some hirsute pieces of classical music!
Our "Body of Works" shows explore music about body parts. We begin with some "head" music.
Ether Game's salute to the clarinet, featuring some of our favorite clarinet pieces!
If music be the food of love, then play on with this collection of tunes based on Shakespeare's words!
Find out how the theme of Camille Saint-Saëns' 3rd Symphony endured for a century
The playlist for our "Back In Time" episode, looking at composers mining music history for inspiration
A list of composers who dropped out of school, only to find success in music.
For Labor Day, Ether Game looks at work songs and music about labor!
For back-to-school week, Ether Game looks at principles, precepts, tenets, and doctrines in classical music.
The playlist for our "Composer In Residence" show, looking at the homes of different composers.
Some favorite harp pieces from the Ether Game Brain Trust.
This week the Brain Trust picks 5 epic duels in classical music
The playlist for our 'Hit The Road' episode, exploring the connection between classical music and cars
The playlist for Ether Game's "Famous Friendships" episode, looking at some musical friends.
The lunar playlist for our "Man On The Moon" episode of Ether Game, in honor of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11
What piece is the top dog in classical music? We try to figure it out on this week's Ethercast
The playlist for Ether Game's "Side Hustle" episode
The Ether Game Brain Trust concludes its first exploration on concert etiquette
The playlist for the latest episode of Ether Game, featuring music all about walking!
What musical stories are written in the stars? We’re exploring constellations this week on the show!
This week on Ethercast, the Ether Game Brain Trust continues its exploration of concert etiquette with a listen to the Mannheim steamroller and the Mannheim rocket!
We’re travelling east this week, looking at Eastern influences in Western classical music!
This week on Ethercast, we delve into the murky origins of concert etiquette.
Grab your umbrellas, because a musical storm is a-brewin' on this week's show!
We're flipping through the channels this week, exploring classical music on classic television.
We’re blooming with excitement this week, as we stop and smell the roses for some flowery music.
On this week's Ethercast, we explore Debussy's Clair de Lune, and question why the piece is so popular,
We're diving into the fountain of youth this week! Check out the playlist for our "Kid Stuff" episode.
The Ether Game Brain Trust pays tribute to one of Europe’s most musical churches
An iconic sound of the 1980s finds its origin in the 1780s
On Ethercast this week, join the Ether Game Brain Trust to debunk a centuries-old urban legend about the composer Giovanni Palestrina
This week on Ethercast, we discover how the mechanically-minded Josef Haydn composed the earliest "recordings" of classical music
The companion classical music podcast to Ether Game takes a deep dive on the orchestral conductor
The augmented fourth, the diminished fifth, the "devil in music"... it's the tritone, and it's our topic this week!
Ether Game is the mother of invention this week on the show!
We're keeping our lips sealed on this show, looking at vocal pieces without words!
We're busting through the doors with a look at famous entrances in classical music!
What were the big stories in music in 2018? Turn back the clock with Ether Game!
