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- 1Nadia Boulanger: a life devoted to music and mentoring▼A life lived in music: Nadia Boulanger, the musicians' mentor
RFI is running a feature on Nadia Boulanger, the French composer, conductor and teacher who shaped twentieth-century music through her legendary Paris classes. Her students included Aaron Copland, Philip Glass and Quincy Jones, and generations of musicians still trace their training back to her. The piece revisits her legacy as the twentieth century's most influential music mentor.
- 2Is all art derivative? Filmmakers weigh in▼We discuss # PhillipGlass , # StarWars and # RobertRodriguez in an effort to figure out if all art is derivative or not,
A podcast episode featuring filmmaker and author PJ Haarsma takes up a long-running debate: whether all art is derivative. The discussion weaves together composer Philip Glass, the Star Wars franchise and director Robert Rodriguez as examples while asking whether derivative work matters artistically. The conversation touches on influence, originality and how audiences judge creative borrowing in film and music.
- 3Podcast asks whether all art is derivative●We discuss #PhillipGlass , #StarWars & #RobertRodriguez in an effort to figure out if all #art is derivative or not, & i
Episode 18 of a film podcast features filmmaker and author PJ Haarsma in a conversation about whether all art is derivative and whether that matters. The discussion uses composer Philip Glass, Star Wars and director Robert Rodriguez as reference points for how creators borrow, remix and build on earlier work. Haarsma, known for his work in science fiction and his collaborations with Rodriguez, offers a working creator's perspective on the debate.