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ONE NOTE TOO MANY

ONE NOTE TOO MANY

By: Noel Arthur
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 Hi, welcome. Come, take a seat. let's talk about classical music and film. One note too many is a podcast by a classical, chorale, and film music and enthusiast, and I started this to share my enthusiasm on these two areas. New episodes are released every two weeks, but as and when we're excited, we'll talk more often. Follow on: X and Insta - @the-urbanese. Rate us on your favourite listening platforms and keep coming back for more. I am Noel, and I'm glad you're here.Noel Arthur Music
Episodes
  • 46. Identity, personality and originality in creative work (with Japheth)

    46. Identity, personality and originality in creative work (with Japheth)
    Mar 12 2025
    Episode Title: Identity, Originality & Personality in Creative Work – A Chat with Japheth What makes a musician truly original? How do identity and personality shape creative work? In this episode of One Note Too Many, we sit down with Japheth to explore the deep connections between artistry and self-expression. We discuss the importance of originality in music, how personal experiences shape a musician’s sound, and why embracing one’s true identity is key to artistic growth. Along the way, we share funny insights about our favorite composers and their quirks—because even the greats had their eccentricities! Whether you're a musician, creative, or just curious about the philosophy behind originality, this episode is packed with inspiration and laughter. Tune in for engaging discussions, valuable takeaways, and a fresh perspective on music and creativity. 🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and all major streaming platforms! #MusicPodcast #CreativeIdentity #OriginalityInMusic #OneNoteTooMany #ClassicalMusic #MusicIndustry #ComposerStories
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    49 mins
  • 45. Three musicians you should have started your year with

    45. Three musicians you should have started your year with
    Feb 27 2025

    Step into the future of sound with our latest podcast episode, where we spotlight three visionary composers set to redefine music in 2025. Explore the epic anthems of Christopher Tin, the innovative harmonies of Joseph Henry Purchot, and the captivating compositions of Correlli. Each artist brings a unique blend of tradition and modernity, crafting sonic landscapes that inspire and move audiences worldwide.

    Whether you’re a devoted music aficionado or simply curious about the creative forces shaping tomorrow’s soundscape, this episode offers an in-depth look into the artistry and innovation behind today’s most compelling compositions. Tune in on Spotify and join the conversation on social media—your journey into the future of music starts here.
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    17 mins
  • 44. Music as a storytelling medium. (with Kwaku Boakye Frimpong)

    44. Music as a storytelling medium. (with Kwaku Boakye Frimpong)
    Feb 14 2025

    My good friend, Kwaku and I, sit down yet again to discuss how music can be used to tell profound stories, and we also have the opportunity to talk about our personal development as musicians.

    INTRO MUSIC: For the beauty of the earth - rearranged by Kwaku Boakye-Frimpong. (https://youtu.be/-kovkj6AT3o?si=Kcx0jxbAEAuPYQFq)


    Kwaku's youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@TheBlackHandel


    my socials:

    on X: @

    https://x.com/the_urbanese

    insta:

    ⁠Noel. (@by_bolaji) • Instagramphotos and videos⁠

    LinkedIn:

    ⁠(15) Noel (Kwadwo) Arthur |LinkedIn⁠

    Noel Arthur, One note too many onyoutube:

    https://youtube.com/@by_bolaji?si=AwZnvKghxHr6Vw9b

    https://substack.com/@urbanese:Substack


    https://medium.com/@noelarthur125:Medium

    xoxo
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    45 mins
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