Podcasts
 Welcome to the NAC's podcast directory. To access an NAC podcast, choose one from the list below, copy the URL and paste it into your podcast software application, or simply drag the orange RSS logo directly to your podcast software, like iTunes. For further information please see the "About Podcasts" section below.
|
 |
NACOcast with Christopher Millard
Join host Christopher Millard (principal bassoon, NAC Orchestra) as he explores the world of orchestral music and its great composers. In this series of audio programmes you can look forward to hearing insightful commentary about upcoming NAC Orchestra programmes as well as musical excerpts and interviews with NACO musicians and guest artists.
 Episode Guide
 Subscribe  Subscribe in iTunes
|
|
|
 |
BaladOCNA (in French)
Each episode, Marjolaine Laroche (assistant principal double bass, NAC Orchestra) takes you backstage for an intimate, at times irreverent look at the day-to-day life of the orchestral musician. As a regular part of the series, Marjolaine chats with her orchestra colleagues and visiting guest artists on topics ranging from auditions to international touring. (In French)
Episode Guide
Subscribe Subscribe in iTunes
|
|
|
 |
Explore The Symphony
Join the National Arts Centre Orchestra's Marjolaine Laroche and one of Canada's foremost music journalists, Jean-Jacques van Vlasselaer, as they explore the symphonic form from Haydn to Shostakovich.
Episode Guide
Subscribe Subscribe in iTunes
|
|
|
 |
Hinterviews with Peter Hinton
Peter Hinton is the Artistic Director of English Theatre at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa. Considered one of Canada’s finest stage directors, Peter has had a twenty year career as a playwright, dramaturge and tireless champion of Canadian theatre. In each podcast episode we hope to take you into the intimate world of the artists and creative minds behind the productions on stage.
Episode Guide
Subscribe
Subscribe in iTunes
|
|
|
 |
La Baladodiffusion du Théâtre français
avec Paul Lefebvre (in French)
The NAC French Theatre's podcasts feature artist interviews hosted by Paul Lefebvre (Assistant to the Artistic Director, Denis Marleau). Produced and presented to complement French Theatre's regular programming, the podcasts are a great way to get to know more about the stage artists whose work is the heart and soul of our theatre season.
Episode Guide
Subscribe
Subscribe in iTunes
|
| |
|
 |
Reports from the scene (in French and English)
Imagine 700 Quebec artists, from all disciplines, performing in the national spotlight on the stages of Ottawa/Gatineau: that’s the Quebec Scene, presented by the National Arts Centre from April 20 to May 5, 2007.
Subscribe
Subscribe in iTunes
|
| |
|
 |
Cook with Kurt! (video podcast)
Join Chef Kurt Waldele of the National Arts Centre as he prepares recipes from the NAC's Le Café. In addition to his responsibilities at the NAC, Chef Kurt is responsible for catering services at the National Gallery of Canada. He oversaw food preparation and service at 24 Sussex between 1984 and 1993, and also assumed those responsibilities for many major Government of Canada functions, including the 1981 and 1988 economic summits, several royal visits, and the state dinner for the opening of Expo 1986 in Vancouver.
 Play Videocasts
Subscribe
Subscribe in iTunes
|
| |
|
 |
NAC Orchestra Alberta-Saskatchwan Tour 2005 Podcast (archive)
In November 2005 the NAC Orchestra completed a 13-day concert and education tour to Alberta and Saskatchewan. Subscribe to this podcast to listen to and watch interviews with NACO Musicians, students, tour staff, and special guests.
Subscribe Subscribe in iTunes
|
| |
|
 |
AlbertaScene Podcast (archive)
In the spring of 2005 the National Arts Centre presented the Alberta Scene. Over 600 established and emerging Alberta artists performed at more than 95 events across the National Capital region. Subscribe to the podcast to listen to the daily programming audio guide.
Subscribe Subscribe in iTunes
|
| |
|
| About podcasts
A podcast is a downloadable audio programme in MP3 format or enhanced podcast format (AAC). These audio files can be downloaded and listened to directly by clicking on a link in a web page, or automatically downloaded by subscribing to the program's "RSS" feed using a podcast client. Once they are downloaded, the audio programs can be listened to on a computer or moved to a portable MP3 player, like an iPod.
Subscribing to a podcast feed
Subscribing to a podcast allows you to download each new audio programmes as it becomes avaialble and then listen to it at your convenience, either at your computer or on your portable MP3 player. Subscribe to the NAC podcast feeds and never miss an episode.
What you'll need to subscribe
Learn more about podcasting at Wikipedia.
Learn more about RSS at Wikipedia. |
| |
|
| Other podcasts we like
|
| Podcast directories
|
| |
|
