The Theory Behind It Adam Moffett, Livi Handley, Seth Weesner

Adam, Livi, and Seth interview pianist Caral Salas-Ruiz. Their conversation includes how she journeyed into the music world and her thoughts on piano pedagogy.
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Intro Music: Jazzy Abstract Beat by Coma-Media
Transition Music: Old Vintage Bass and Two Octave Piano by JuliusH
Outro Music: Chill Funk Theme by undruground

Adam, Livi, and Seth tackle how the imposter syndrome affects one going through undergraduate and graduate studies in music.
01:00 Helpful or Not: Chrome Music Lab
12:30 Main Topic: Music Theory and The Imposter Syndrome
38:50 Closing Segment
Contact: thetheorybehindit@interludepodcasts.com
Follow: @TTBIpod on Twitter 
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Intro Music: Jazzy Abstract Beat by Coma-Media
Transition Music: Old Vintage Bass and Two Octave Piano by JuliusH
Outro Music: Chill Funk Theme by undruground
 

This week we are thrilled to share our conversation with musicologist Dr. Daniel Elphick. Dan is a faculty member at Royal Holloway, University of London, as well as the man behind the Cult of Musicology Youtube channel. Check out our discussion about his research, writing in music theory, and the distinctions between analysis and musicology.
(We had some minor internet hiccups during this recording, mostly on Adam's end. Some slight glitches and distortion, apologies all around.)
Cult of Musicology - Youtube

Oh hey, we're not dead!
TTBI is back with a brand new season of music theory and theory adjacent content (oftentimes very adjacent). Back in July, we had the chance to interview Memphis' own DJ A.D. We spoke with A.D. about the musical skills a DJ needs to possess, the worst wedding DJ ever, and how to melt faces with a killer mix.
Check back next week for another episode, with another special guest!
(Excuse the scuffed audio on this one, Zoom records can be a coinflip.)

Welcome to the first ever edition of Reddit Recap! The gang takes a peek at the top of the month on r/musictheory to see if they can answer any questions or have anything to add to the conversation. Plus, some questionable Jeopardy clues from the week: what's the most colorful scale?

Welcome back to another edition of Let's Argue! This week, Livi's questions about music notation nearly bring Seth and Adam to fisticuffs. Are double dotted notes good? Should we notate timbres? Modes bad? Listen and find out!