Exciting Second Season of Bach Talk Podcast
Bach Talk is back, bringing listeners a delightful glimpse into the world of Bach and the musicians dedicated to preserving his legendary music. The Bach Society of Saint Louis is thrilled to announce the return of this captivating podcast for its second season, inviting audiences to tune in and explore the lifeblood of classical music.
Connecting Music Lovers Globally
With each new episode, Bach Talk promises to take its audience on unique journeys. The podcast features in-depth conversations with musicians, instrumentalists, and conductors who keep Bach's impactful legacy alive. While no two episodes are identical, listeners will consistently find engaging discussions that reveal the rich tapestry of experiences connected to Bach's music.
Voices Behind the Music
Ron Klemm, host and producer of Bach Talk, expresses the excitement surrounding the podcast: "When we began Bach Talk, our primary goal was to tell our story. Easier said than done, as The Bach Society's history spans over eighty years! We wanted to let listeners hear the voices of the performers they see on stage and learn what drives their passion for music." This dedication to storytelling is a cornerstone of what makes Bach Talk special.
A Worldwide Audience
The Bach Society of Saint Louis, with its storied history, is proud to reach music enthusiasts around the globe. This podcast has reached far beyond the local community, captivating listeners from 49 states and the District of Columbia. Impressively, it connects with audiences in over 53 countries, including Germany, Canada, Australia, and Spain.
What’s New in Season Two?
This second season is filled with exciting guests, including renowned tenor Gene Stenger, praised as an "impressive tenor" by The New York Times and a well-known soloist with The Bach Society. Additionally, the audience will be introduced to Ken Kulosa, Principal Cellist of The Bach Society Orchestra, further enhancing the rich array of musical voices featured in the series.
Available on All Podcast Platforms
Bach Talk can be found on major podcast platforms, welcoming both new listeners and dedicated fans alike. The Bach Society provides an easy-to-follow guide for those unfamiliar with the podcasting world, helping everyone access these enriching conversations.
About the Bach Society of Saint Louis
Founded in 1941, The Bach Society of Saint Louis (BSSL) is the oldest continuous choral society in St. Louis. With an unwavering commitment to performing choral works by J.S. Bach as well as contemporary composers, BSSL is actively shaping the future of classical music. Led by Dr. A. Dennis Sparger, the society offers a variety of concerts, educational events, and outreach programs for students throughout the area, ensuring the timeless music of Bach continues to inspire future generations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Bach Talk Podcast?
The Bach Talk Podcast from The Bach Society of Saint Louis offers conversations about the music of Johann Sebastian Bach and the experiences of musicians dedicated to performing his works.
When does the new season of Bach Talk begin?
The second season of the Bach Talk Podcast has recently launched, bringing new episodes each month.
Who are the hosts of Bach Talk?
The podcast is hosted by Ron Klemm, who also produces the show, helping to craft the narratives around the performances and stories of Bach's music.
Where can I listen to Bach Talk?
Bach Talk is available on all major podcast platforms, making it easily accessible to listeners worldwide.
What is the mission of The Bach Society of Saint Louis?
The Bach Society aims to preserve and share the music of J.S. Bach and contemporary composers while engaging and educating its community through performances and outreach programs.
