
Emily Duncan Wilson
ProducerEmily Duncan Wilson is a sound designer, producer and educator originally from New Hampshire.
She has worked with Interlochen Center for the Arts in various roles since 2015 with the Arts Academy, Arts Camp and IPR.
She previously served as the producer of "Classical Sprouts" and as IPR's digital content manager.
As a theatre artist, Emily has sound designed and assisted regionally at The Public Theater, McCarter Theatre, Yale Repertory Theatre, Seattle Repertory Theatre, the Perelman Performing Arts Center, as well as others.
Emily holds an M.F.A from the Yale School of Drama and a B.A. from Smith College.
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This is Kate's last week with Kids Commute and IPR, so we're sharing some of our very favorite Kids Commute music!
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Ever wonder what it takes to make a classical album? We're hanging out in a barn this week with Matthew Cochran and Matthew McAllister, learning about how they made their album "Pale Blue Dot."
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How does a pop song become a string quartet? Find out this week as we explore the Vitamin String Quartet's arrangements of tunes by pop icon Taylor Swift!
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Avast, me hearties! This week on Kids Commute we'll sail the high seas with a bunch of scurvy classical pirates. Quizbot will have a new Quizlet for one of ya to win Kids Commute booty! Arrrr!
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We're listening to classical music featured on the adorable hit kids' show "Bluey!"
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For the beginning of Kids Commute Season 8, we thought it would be fun to hear music that is often heard as a beginning. This week: all about overtures!
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It looks like a small upright piano, but is shaped like an organ and sounds like a glockenspiel... It’s the Celesta! We’re learning about and listening to music that features the celesta, a bell-like keyboard instrument that is often associated with magical-sounding music this week on Classical Sprouts.
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This week on Kids Commute, we’re listening to highlights from YOUR favorite weeks of Kids Commute from this past season!
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Scottish percussionist Dame Evelyn Glennie has been a rockstar in the classical music world for decades. She’s performed at an Olympic opening ceremony, has traveled all over the world to perform a wide variety of percussion instruments and styles, she’s known as the first person to successfully create and sustain a full-time career as a solo percussionist and she’s deaf. We’ll learn how this amazing musician uses her whole body to listen on today's episode of Classical Sprouts.
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This week on Kids Commute, we’re listening to music that features the celesta, a bell-like keyboard instrument that is often associated with magical-sounding music!