Today Oliver Miners interviews Robyn Dilnot on ALL ABOUT LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA!

listen on to find out about this theatre practitioner's early life, how he became a success in the theatre industry and where his greatest hits sprung from.

The legend LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA

** EPISODES 1-4 CAN BE FOUND AT: https://soundcloud.com/hwigmore-775283365 **
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Welcome to Noteworthy, a musical theatre radio documentary series hosted by Holly Wigmore that takes you on a journey through the lifetimes of some of the most acclaimed Broadway and West End lyricists of all time.

Episode Five, The Work of Lin-Manuel Miranda covers the shows: In The Heights, Bring It On, 21 Chump Street, Hamilton & Encanto, so enjoy the melodically brilliant journey with me!

DISCLAIMER: All views are my own; but factual information is correct and fully researched. I own no rights to the tracks used, this is a 5 part series as a submission for a dissertation module at Marjon University.

Noteworthy Episode 5 : The Work of Lin-Manuel Miranda

Lynn & Carl speak to Broadway actor, director and choreographer Luis Salgado, who is directing Stages St. Louis' production of Aida now through the 25th of June in Kirkwood. They then look at the new releases: the latest Transformers headache, Past Lives and Flamin' Hot (on Hulu). - plus a huge theater roundup.

June 7th, 2023 featuring Luis Salgado, director of Aida at Stages

A Las Mujeres

Usagi

Hey everyone!! We're FINALLY back! After months of inconveniences that forced our hiatus, we finally get to do the podcast again! And we are starting off in the most perfect way we know how and that is with a month dedicated to black princesses. Happily Ever August, starting with the recent live-action remake of The Little Mermaid starring Halle Bailey, is a month full of whimsy and black girl magic! Hope you can join us once more on our bi-monthly exploration and celebration of movie musicals and related media. 

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2023

Episode 85: The Little Mermaid (2023)

BoJack has a daughter?!? Ruh-roh! Unpacking some secret Horseman family history definitely won't unleash new levels of trauma on our cast! Probably... Maybe.... Hmm....

Meanwhile Mr. Peanutbutter is running for Governor of California, Diane is struggling with her thoughts (and prayers), Princess Carolyn has some big family and career decisions to make, and Todd has some bold ideas for better business.

As always, Ben tries to recall the plot of every episode from memory, the hosts pick their two favourite episodes for a deep dive, we break down the new characters joining the show, and take a stab at the always tricky tongue twisters!

Untitled Bojack Horseman Project

Untitled BoJack Horseman Project: Episode 4

Preview our acoustic backing track of We Don't Talk About Bruno from Encanto. To download the full version and other acoustic backing tracks head to www.acousticbacksandtracks.com

We Don't Talk About Bruno Preview

The sun is our ultimate source of life. It nourishes the planet, enabling growth and harmony, while it simultaneously wields great destructive power with its intense, searing energy. Burn invites us to reflect on the delicate balance between creation and destruction, reminding us of the sun's profound impact on both our world and our souls. The show begins with the sun rising over a calm morning. It quickly transitions to a darker tone as the sun’s wrath comes forth. Movement 2 takes us to a fiery mood with Night on Bald Mountain mashed up with Set Fire To The Rain, inviting a color palette of bright oranges, yellows and reds to the field. Movement 3 brings in the powerful ballad Burn from the musical Hamilton as we shift into a reflective and contemplative mood. The show concludes with Here Comes The Sun on a positive note to celebrate the balance between creation and destruction and the sun's essential role in the cycle of life, beauty, and transformation.

Burn - Marching Band Show

Please visit www.themusicofalexthode.com for more information.

Repertoire:
"Main Titles from Dante’s Peak" — James Newton Howard
"The Planets: I. Mercury" — Gustav Holst
"Mercury" — Sufjan Stevens
"Fifth Symphony: IV. Machine" — William Bolcom
"Surface Pressure" — Lin-Manuel Miranda

Mercury Rising

Mele Kalikimaka as the ThawedCast covers 'Moana,' the monumental 2016 film from Walt Disney Animation Studios, directed by longtime Disney Animation dynamic duo John Musker and Ron Clements, and co-directed by Don Hall and Chris Williams. Bridget, Lara and Philip revisit the mythical ancient Polynesian world of Moana of Motunui (Auli'i Cravalho) and her adventures with the demigod Maui (Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson). Moana--a princess of sorts as the daughter of the chief--is faced with inheriting the leadership of an insular island nation that has abandoned its seafaring roots. However, she must learn to sail in order to restore the Heart of Te Fiti, a magical relic bestowed on her by the ocean. Failing in her mission would doom her island to a growing famine. Guided by her grandmother's spirit and the power of the ocean, she first seeks out the aid of the shapeshifter Maui. He reluctantly agrees to accompany her, first to retrieve his magical fishhook, and then to potentially face the perils posed by the demon Te Kā, who has corrupted the influence of the nature goddess Te Fiti. Follow The ThawedCast: Conversations About Animation: twitter.com/thawedcast and instagram.com/thawedcast.  instagram.com/partoflarasworld,  instagram.com/bridget5246, instagram.com/philipehlke. Visit thawedcast.com

ThawedCast pt. 3

Moana

This is a competitive marching band arrangement of "Burn" by Lin-Manuel Miranda, as featured in our show "Burn"

If you enjoyed it, you can check out Burn on our website and view a sample score here: https://jeffchambersmusic.net/marching-band/burn

Email info@jeffchambersmusic.net for sample scores or to purchase

Visit our website at www.jeffchambersmusic.net to see out full catalog of marching band, indoor winds, and indoor percussion music

Burn (Lin-Manuel Miranda) (Marching Band Arrangement)

Hope your little ones enjoy this one! This song is just so catchy -- gotta love Lin-Manuel Miranda, always. 

Arranged with lots of love. <3

- Laura

How Far I'll Go (Moana) - Lullaby Version

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Lynn Venhaus is a veteran journalist, specializing in features, entertainment writing and local news. Reviews movies for KTRS Radio, Webster-Kirkwood Times, www.PopLifeSTL.com and podcast, formerly known as Reel Times Trio, now PopLifeSTL.com Presents.
Carl "The Intern" Middleman has 30 years in the radio business in St. Louis, now working for Audacy (stations KMOX, KFTK, Y98, KEZK, WFUN and WHHL). He reviews film with Max Foizey on "Max on Movies" at KTRS and for this podcast.

Mike Thomas, Matt Waters, Ben Phillips, Kevin Ford, Jerome Cusson and more bring you shows covering a plethora of films and TV shows, including Lost, Adventure Time, Game of Thrones, Firefly and even superhero movies, because nobody else is talking about those! Where else could you hope to find a 90-minute critical discussion of Brokeback Mountain and a dump truck of trivia on Mission: Impossible II in the same feed?

A monthly musical film podcast (hosted by Lia & Odiesia). Two buds watching movie musicals & talking about them.

Alex Thode (he/him/they) would first and foremost like you to know that not only is the “e” at the end of his last name not silent, but that he is also a composer and arranger most known for his work in the pageantry arts. He resides in Waukesha, Wisconsin with his cat, Buzz. An alumnus of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Alex composes and arranges for marching bands across the continental United States. Always aiming to infuse contemporary music with the classics and the mainstream with the obscure, his marching band arrangements are known to stand out for their eclectic musical diversity and creative sonic environments.

Alex's clientele have been Bands of America (BOA) Regional Finalists and Class Champions, BOA Super Regional Class Champions, UIL Area Champions and State Finalists, WGI Winds Class Champions, and also make regular appearances at BOA Grand Nationals. He has also had the privilege of having his arrangements performed in the 2016 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the 2020 Tournament of Roses Bandfest.

Along with his compositions and arrangements for the pageantry arts, Alex also has been commissioned to write middle school and high school concert band works, and enjoys composing chamber percussion music. Alex recently completed his new piece for 8-piece percussion ensemble, “the carving of canyons,” which premiered in January 2022.

In his free time, Alex enjoys watching movies and believing he’s a professional film critic, hiking and pretending that he’s athletic, traveling and acting like he’s Marco Polo, playing piano, guitar and a variety of kalimbas, and being with good company.

Modern music for the marching arts.
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