A podcast all about the stylophone and the people who do cool things with it. Each episode I interview guests about their stylophone journeys, projects and passion for the stylophone product range. There's also a fun musical challenge or two.
Hosted by Mari Dangerfield.
Editing and music by Mari Dangerfield. Artwork by Leigh Kemp.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A podcast all about the stylophone and the people who do cool things with it. Each episode I interview guests about their stylophone journeys, projects and passion for the stylophone product range. There's also a fun musical challenge or two.
Hosted by Mari Dangerfield.
Editing and music by Mari Dangerfield. Artwork by Leigh Kemp.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This is part 1 of 2 episodes featuring Leah Kardos. Leah Kardos is an extraordinary woman bursting with vision. As well as being a releasing artist in her own right under record label 'Bigo and Twigetti' and founder/leader of the unique Kingston University Stylophone Orchestra, she is senior lecturer in music at Kingston University in Surrey, UK, project leader of Visconti Studio, co-founded with legendary producer Tony Visconti, and a published author, with words in The Wire and her recently published first book, 'Blackstar Theory: The Last Works of David Bowie.'
In this episode, we focus on the Kingston University Stylophone Orchestra: How, when and why she created the band, the processes that led to their debut album 'Stylophonika' and ahead of part 2, Leah's Bowie fandom origin story.
Follow Leah:
YouTube - Featuring an audio-visual series on 'Blackstar Theory'
Buy 'Blackstar Theory: The Last Works of David Bowie.'
More on the Kingston University Stylophone Orchestra:
Bandcamp - 'Stylophonika' released via Spun Out Of Control records
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Instagram for podcast updates.
YouTube for Stylophone Product Tutorials.
This episode was written, recorded and edited by Mari Dangerfield. The music was by Mari Dangerfield and the artwork was by Leigh Kemp.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.