Music in 2Flavors

In this episode of Music in 2Flavors I interviewed, Baltimore Classical Guitar Society’s President Asgerdur Sigurdadottir. We talked about her role as President of the BCGS, its history in the Baltimore Area, its upcoming event, their mission in the music world, and its project known as Made in Baltimore. You can learn more about the Society at their website at: https://www.bcgs.org/. To learn more about my podcast, you can follow me on Twitter @Music2Flavors and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Musicin2Flavors/, and in my website at www.musicin2flavors.com If you have ideas of topics you would like to listen, please send them to Music in [email protected] Thank you for listening and see you on our next episode

En este episodio tuve la dicha de sentarme a hablar, por teléfono con José Pepe Espada t/c/c Banjo Bones. Pepe y yo fuimos compañeros de cole y hablamos de nuestros años en La Salle, el rock, lo que lo motivó a seguir su pasión, su formación musical, su trabajo y todo lo relacionado a su mundo de guitarras. De igual forma, si quieres aportar y ser uno de nuestros mecenas en este proyecto para la adquisición de equipo, visita nuestro enlace de Patreon en nuestra página Web en www. Musicin2flavors.com o en www.patreon.com/musicin2flavors. Ahí podrás escoger la cantidad a aportar y recibir un obsequio y adelantos de nuestro podcast y grabaciones sin editar y que no aparecerán en el episodio. Gracias por escucharnos y espero que nos escuchen en el próximo episodio de agosto 2017 en inglés.

In this first episode of Music in 2Flavors I interviewed, Katherine Walden, a junior fellow at the Library of Congress, Music Division here in Washington DC. We talked about her two passions: music and baseball and how each other were intertwined in early 1900. Music and baseball in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s were much different of today’s business scenario. Music were an essential part of vaudeville shows and the profit were made, mainly, thru the sales of music sheet. That is when Jack Norworth and George Cohan names popped –up in our interview. Two savvy impresarios that tried to take advantage of publishing music marketing and only one prevailed with Take Me Out to the Ball Game. I hope that you will enjoy this episode as I did while listening to it while editing it. Grab your pop-corn or any of your goodies and sit back and relax while you listen to Katherine Walden. To learn more about my podcast, you can follow me on Twitter @Music2Flavors and Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Musicin2Flavors/. Please visit my website www.musicin2flavors.com and subscribe.