Episode 19: Practice of Productivity

Episode 19: Practice of Productivity features woodwind multi-instrumentalist and educator, Luke Carbon. Originally from Brisbane and now based in Melbourne, Luke Carbon is an artist of passion, practice and productivity. In this episode, we discuss the impact of the Melbourne lockdown and the highs and lows during this time. We also discuss how it has affected music practice and performance, education, mental and physical health and the community. Luke Carbon is a woodwind multi-instrumentalist and educator based in Melbourne. An orchestral musician, chamber player, and fluent improviser, he attended the Australian National Academy of Music during 2015-2016 and was awarded a Master of Music Research, the Musica Viva Chamber Music Prize, and a programming award for his exploration of third stream music. www.lukecarbon.com Purchase your copy of 'Brightest Threads' now from Bandcamp at https://lukecarbon.bandcamp.com/track/davidson-brightest-threads Music Credits Opening Theme by Daniel Kassulke Brightest Threads by Robert Davidson featuring Luke Carbon, Stuart Byrne, Natasha Fearnside, and Robin Henry Bled Out by Ryan Walsh The Sea Meets Infinity by Paul Dean (Live Performance) featuring Luke Carbon and Thea Rossen New York Counterpoint Movement 3 by Steve Reich