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The Inner Take is a podcast for musicians. A space to explore what happens inside us when we make music — the thoughts, emotions, doubts, and discoveries that shape how we play and who we become. Hosted by Ramón Gardella, each episode dives into the inner world of musicianship. Through personal reflections and conversations with other artists, this podcast goes beyond technique and performance. It focuses on the psychological, emotional, and human side of making music. This is not a podcast about scales, gear, or practice routines. It’s about identity, growth, creativity, and the inner journey behind every note. If you’re a musician searching for depth, clarity, and connection, you’re in the right place. New episodes regularly.
Unknown Host hosts The Inner Take, a interviews show with 12 episodes published.
There are certain ideas that every musician encounters sooner or later, yet almost nobody talks about them. They shape the way we practice, perform, deal with fear, build a career, and understand our place in the world.
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What happens when the thing you love most also becomes the thing that breaks you? In this episode of The Inner Take Podcast, I talk with Portuguese oboist and performer Patricia Pinheiro about the emotional realities beh
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In this episode, we explore a question that most musicians are never asked: What does it really mean to be a music interpreter? Many of us spend years improving technically, but we never stop to think about what kind of
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What if the problem is not your talent… but your focus? Many musicians spend years trying to build a career — auditions, competitions, networking — and still feel empty, insecure, or stuck. In this episode, we talk about
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In this episode of The Inner Take Podcast, I’m very happy to welcome my first non-musician guest: Ina Greiner. Ina is a dancer and teacher of tango and folklore based in Cologne, originally from Berlin. Through many year
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The difference between making music and building a career in music is the key to understanding why musicians suffer—because we spend our lives playing to be accepted by someone else. In this episode of The Inner Take Pod
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How guilt affects musicians, how it can go as far as a panic attack, and simple tools to take back control of your practice and your mind. In this episode, we talk about: Why musicians feel guilt almost every day The “in
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In this episode, we move from theory into real experience. We explore something essential: your inner source—the place where your music truly comes from. But instead of starting with how you play, we begin with a differe
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In this special episode of The Inner Take, I welcome my first guest: composer Frank Pesci. Frank is an American composer based in Cologne, and someone who thinks deeply about music, the creative process, and artistic lif
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A deep and personal theory about identity, expression, and the hidden emotional structure behind being a musician Why guilt is one of the most common emotions among musicians The difference between being a person, an art
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In this episode we explore one of the central ideas of this podcast: The Inner Take. As musicians, we spend a huge amount of time preparing music for what I call “exhibition venues” — concerts, auditions, classes, compet
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Moving to Germany, starting over, and the gap between my inner voice and reality. In this episode I talk about a period of big change in my life: moving to Germany and starting again from zero as a musician. From the out
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I didn’t create this podcast because everything was working. I created it because something broke. After moving to Germany, I was forced to confront a fear I could no longer ignore: performance anxiety. Not just nerves —
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