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Sound of History is a podcast about music, culture, and the people who lived and dreamed 100 years ago.
Sound of History Podcast hosts Sound of History Podcast, a music show with 22 episodes published.
Songs for long afternoons, open windows, and days in bloom. A sunny summertime playlist of songs from 1906 - 1919. 1. John MacCormack - Funiculi Funicula 2. Artist unknown - My Tom Tom Man 3. Premier Quartet - Blue Jeans
Discover The Joys of Noise with Ultra-Modernists Leo Ornstein and Henry Cowell.
A quick look at escapism, and how it has shaped fashion and culture throughout history.
Uncovering the hidden history of country music. Donate to the podcast here: https://ko-fi.com/soundofhistory
An art history episode about the women who painted through visions, spirits, and energy: Hildegard of Bingen, Georgiana Houghton, Hilma af Klint and Emma Kunz. Donate to the podcast here: https://ko-fi.com/soundofhistory
Haunting hits for a strange season: Songs from 1898 to 1913. Dark, weird & catchy songs for eerie nights.. Track list: Pete Zabriskie - Who´s there? Collins; Cullen - Eli Green´s Cake Walk Premier Quartet- Washington Wad
Tracing how "world music" was first captured, collected, and commercialized.
Listen to the story of the Con Queen of the Belle Époque, Therese Humbert. But what does her story have to do with Henri Matisse and the birth of modern art? In this episode, we explore a tale of scandal, ambition, and a
Exploring the origins of the synthesizer and the birth of electronic music.
This episode explores the birth of the commercial music industry and the creation of pop music, while also uncovering the world’s first indie hit song.
A special holiday episode featuring a summertime playlist of songs from 1899 to 1906. Track list: 1. Marie De Reszke - Au Rossignol 2. Edison Symphony Orchestra - Birds of Spring 3. Unknown - I'm Just Barely Living Dat's
A story about the short-lived and tragic friendship between Richard Gerstl, a visionary painter ahead of his time, and Arnold Schoenberg, a radical composer who helped bring atonality into modern music - and how their re
We dive into the Cakewalk dance craze popularized by Dora Dean, celebrate the first all-Black Broadway show starring Bert Williams, and uncover the story of Pete Hampton, a pioneering black performer who made over 150 re
Listen to the stories and work of remarkable Black women like Arabella Fields and Belle Davis, who lived and performed in Europe over a century ago. Their voices, their talent, and their determination deserve so much mor
Composer, muse, and magnetic force in early 20th-century Europe, Alma Mahler was far more than a beautiful face. She captivated (and inspired) some of the greatest artists of her time, including Gustav Mahler, whose towe
This episode explores the life and mind of Alexander Scriabin, a mystic pianist who believed music could unlock unseen forces, saw color in sound, and dreamed of a symphony so powerful it might end the world (or start a
This episode is about three very different opera singers - the world's most famous superstar from 100 years ago, an eerie relic from the past (⚠️trigger warning) and lastly an opera diva with delusions of grandeur who ha
In the bohemian circles of 1890s Paris, Claude Debussy and Erik Satie formed an unlikely friendship that evolved into a complex artistic rivalry. Polar opposites in style and personality, they reshaped classical music fo
A musical journey through the evolution of ragtime, from its first published pieces in the 1800s to its transformation into early jazz by the 1920s. We also delve into the ragtime revival of the 1970s and the story of a
In this episode, we delve into an important piece of music history, exploring some of the very first African American groups ever recorded. Along the way, I uncovered some incredible songs that deserve to be heard. And w
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