Learn about different musical ideas, applications, theories, and cultures from a variety of music specialists from around the globe. “Musicking” is a podcast dedicated to music students, professionals, and enthusiasts with a passion for exploring the vast world of music-making. Each episode features an in-depth conversation between conservatory student Trinity Lê and a performer or scholar deeply immersed in a specific music system or practice, giving the listener a glimpse into intricate and dynamic musical worlds that may be entirely unfamiliar to their own.
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Signup to Generate a PitchLearn about different musical ideas, applications, theories, and cultures from a variety of music specialists from around the globe. “Musicking” is a podcast dedicated to music students, professionals, and enthusiasts with a passion for exploring the vast world of music-making.
Musicking is hosted by Trinity Lê. The show has published 15 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "An Introduction to Brazilian Popular Music | Part 2 - Technique and Musicianship" (24 September 2026, 27 minutes), "An Introduction to Brazilian Popular Music | Part 1 - A Brief History" (5 September 2026, 17 minutes), and "An Introduction to Persian Music | P2 - Poetry and Avaz" (19 February 2024, 18 minutes).
Musicking publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 15 episodes.
Booking probability for Musicking is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Musicking requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Musicking's contact route on record: public web form.
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Trinity Lê hosts Musicking, a music podcast with 15 episodes published.
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Episode #2
In this episode, we're joined by Cincinnati-based Brazilian music ensemble Estrada do Sol. Featuring core members Brian Cashwell (piano), Andrea Cefalo (vocals), and Kiko Sebrian (percussion), along with guest bassist...
Episode #1
In this episode, we're joined by Cincinnati-based Brazilian music ensemble Estrada do Sol. Featuring core members Brian Cashwell (piano), Andrea Cefalo (vocals), and Kiko Sebrian (percussion), along with guest bassist...
Episode #2
In this episode, Dr. Freidoon Ghazi walks us through a solo instrumental performance of dastgah Segah, and talks to us about the close relationship between Persian poetry and music.
Episode #1
Founder and performer in the Cincinnati Persian Music Ensemble, Dr. Freidoon Ghazi, talks about some of the details of Persian music, as well as the many different styles of it that he performs in his ensemble.
Episode #1
Joined by Professional Music Therapist, Shonda Malik, we explore the process and function behind Music Therapy treatment for individuals with neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimers, Dementia, and Parkinson's, as...
Episode #2
Episode #1
Joined by Performer, Scholar, and Professor of Ethnomusicology, Stefan Fiol, today's episode delves into the world of ritual Drumming in the Uttarakhand region of Northern India, exploring subjects such as drumming...
Episode #3
This episode explores how the Ekonting is growing and evolving in the modern day: How are songs written and dispersed? How is Ekonting music changing, and what possibilities are there for this instrument in the future?
Episode #2
This episode covers the performance theory and practice of the Ekonting: what it sounds like, how people discuss performances, and some of the nuances of Ekonting music.
Episode #1
Ethnomusicologist Scott Linford gives us a glimpse into the music culture and practice surrounding the Ekonting, a plucked, gourd lute most well-known in the West as an ancestor to the Banjo.
Episode #3
This episode is part 3 of our 5 part series on the Hindustani tabla. Our guest introduces us to the improvisational rules of the Kaida, which is the next compositional form typically performed in a tabla solo following...
Episode #4
Following the Kaida, our guest introduces us to the Rela and Fixed compositions, which are the final, blistering compositional forms that are performed at the end of a Tabla solo.
Episode #5
Now that we have covered the contents of a tabla solo, we now talk about the tabla in the context of accompanying, ranging from classical accompaniment, folk music, devotional music, and studio work, as well as the...
Episode #2
This episode is part 2 of our 5 part series on the Hindustani Tabla. We start out by introducing the basic theory of a Hindustani performance, and then our guest goes on to talk about the opening compositional form of a...
Episode #1
Episode 1 of a 5 part series on the North Indian Classical tabla. We are joined by Professor James Feist, student of the great Pandit Yogesh Samsi of the Punjab lineage, and in this episode, he introduces us to the...
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