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Hosted by New Spark Entertainment · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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The podcast where music history takes center stage- sometimes dramatic, sometimes hilarious, and mostly factual. From Bach to Broadway, we unpack the stories of composers who shaped music and theatre, tracing how their melodies and quirks left a lasting mark on the stage.
New Spark Entertainment hosts Mostly True, a music show with 17 episodes published.
summary Explore the fascinating life and works of Hector Berlioz, the Romantic composer known for Symphony Fantastique and his tumultuous love life. Discover how his personal experiences shaped his groundbreaking music a
Summary Explore the fascinating lives of Clara and Robert Schumann, their musical legacy, and the historical context of their careers during the Romantic era. Discover how Clara's prodigious talent and Robert's compositi
Explore the life and legacy of Franz Schubert, his musical innovations, and his influence on classical music, including his unique style, support system, and untimely death. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Schubert and hi
In this episode of the Mostly True Podcast, hosts Mitch and Emily explore the Romantic Era of music, discussing its significance in the evolution of composers' voices and the rise of opera.
In this episode, hosts Laney and Mitch explore the evolution of music theory and education, discussing the impact of composers and the accessibility of music during the Romantic period.
This episode delves into the life and legacy of Ludwig van Beethoven, exploring his transition from the Classical to the Romantic era, his personal struggles, and the profound impact of his deafness on his music.
In this season finale of the Mostly True Podcast, the hosts reflect on their journey through music history, focusing on the life and works of Mozart. They explore the complexities of his character, the significance of hi
In this episode of Mostly True, hosts Mitch and Emily dive into the life of the legendary composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, exploring his duality as a man-child and musical genius. They discuss his eccentric personality,
In this episode, hosts Mitch and Emily celebrate their first in-person recording of the Mostly True podcast, diving into the life and contributions of Joseph Haydn, a pivotal figure in classical music. They explore his e
What happens in between the baroque and classical periods? Find out in this weeks episode.
This conversation explores the life and legacy of George Friedrich Handel, a prominent Baroque composer known for his operas and oratorios, particularly the Messiah. The discussion covers his early life, musical educatio
In this episode of Mostly True Podcast, hosts Laney and Mitch delve into the life and legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach, exploring his musical genius, personal struggles, and the impact he had on classical music. They disc
In this episode of Mostly True, hosts Mitch and Laney explore the rich history of music, focusing on the Baroque period and its influence on opera. They discuss lesser-known composers like Barbara Strozzi, the evolution
In this episode of Mostly True, hosts Mitch and Emily explore the life and works of Antonio Vivaldi, discussing his contributions to music, his personality, and the historical context of his work.
In this episode of the Mostly True Podcast, hosts Mitch and Laney delve into the life and legacy of Claudio Monteverdi, a pivotal figure in music history. They explore his contributions to opera, the use of dissonance in
In the inaugural episode of the Mostly True podcast, the hosts embark on a journey through music history, exploring the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. They discuss the significance of monophonic music, the contribution
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Mostly True is hosted by New Spark Entertainment. The show is categorised under music (history) and has published 17 episodes.
Mostly True has published 17 episodes.
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