Demo recording of 'Hear Every Word' from new musical 'Radio Silence' 
- featured performers: Lydia Jane Pugh (vocals and piano), Sam Claxton (Violin), Chris Brookes (Viola), Chiara Bird (Cello) and Frankie Hagger (Cello)

Recorded at Apocalypse Studios

I Need You To Hear Every Word (Demo)

Demo recording of 'Spin That Dial' from new musical 'Radio Silence'. 
- Featured performers: Eve Le Sauvage (vocals), Laura Simpson (vocals), Lydia Jane Pugh (vocals + piano), Mike Sullivan (vocals), Sam Claxton (violin), Chris Brookes (viola), Chiara Bird (cello), Frankie Hagger (cello) 

Recorded at Apocalypse Studios

Spin That Dial Demo

Demo recording of 'Admit Defeat' from new musical 'Radio Silence'
- featured performers: Mike Sullivan (vocals), Lydia Jane Pugh (piano), Sam Claxton (violin), Chris Brooks (viola), Chaira Bird (cello), Frankie Hagger (cello)

Recorded at Apocalypse Studios

CONTENT WARNING: Song contains explicit language

Admit Defeat Demo

Join us in this episode where Dr. Alison Jane Martingano invites assistant professor of theatre and dance at UWGB, Alan Kopischke, to discuss the commonalities of those in theatre and psychology. They explore how understanding the emotions, values, and motives of others is important in both realms and how both disciplines can help the other better understand human behavior and emotion. The two also discuss the ways that different theatre and psychology concepts apply to the real world, specifically in increasing empathy and perspective-taking. Listen in to hear more about the advice a theatre professional has for those in both the psychology and theatre worlds. 

Episode 169: The Psychology of Acting Human (w/Alan Kopischke)

Music I wrote and recorded for Lehigh University's production of Wolf Play by Hansol Jung, directed by Jessie Dean

05 Daily Life-Underscore Progress

04 Ryan Gym

08 Taking Stock

06 Wolf Groovy

A Review of 'To Have And To Hold' - Hull Truck Theatre

A Review of Hull Truck Theatre's - 'To Have and To Hold'

فتح واتفرج
من مسرحية COCO
كلمات | محمد فوزي
الحان وتوزيع | رفيق يوسف
غناء | عبدالوهاب خالد

COCO | فتح و اتفرج

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Singer, Composer, Vocal Coach

Hailing from the island of Guernsey, Lydia Jane Pugh is an award-winning composer specialising in choral and chamber music, with much of her work being inspired by the islands’ history, culture, and beautiful landscapes. Her music’s universal appeal has lead to performances around the world by several professional groups, including the ‘Ebor Singers’ (UK), and the ’Empire City Men’s! Chorus’ (USA). Her work has made the finals of several awards, including the National Centre for Early Music's Young Composer Award (UK), the Songdoor International Songwriting Competition, and the Australian Boys Choir Choral Composition Competition. Most recently she was awarded the Nathan Davis Prize in Composition at the Young New Yorker’s Chorus Young Composer Competition 2018 for her piece ‘Adiraï (Misplaced)’. She has also had the great joy of being selected to participate in several Composer Institutes, including the Lehigh Choral Composers Forum, the Choral Chameleon Summer Institute, and the Charlotte New Music Festival. Her chamber piece ‘Voul-ous enne p’tite goute?’, written for and recorded at the Charlotte New Music Festival was recently released by Ablaze Records on their compilation album, ‘Millennial Masters; Volume 9’. As a singer, she delights in exploring genres with a soaring range, writing original songs and creating insightful interpretations of modern day songs in the jazz idiom. Lydia’s music truly transcends genres, and gets straight to the heart of it’s listeners.

Psychology and Stuff is a podcast out of Phoenix Studios at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and hosted by Dr. Alison Jane Martingano.  It includes interviews with psychologists on a host of psych-related topics and... of course... other stuff.

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