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Insight-reading enlightenment Welcome to my early music podcast!

Enjoy exciting conversations with great musicians, inspiring musical ideas and nice vibes✨perfect for professionals and music lovers 💕
Listen on your favorite podcast platform 🎙️🎧
Yours, Darina Ablogina

29/12/2025

🎧Hello my friends and welcome back to my podcast!
I missed you so much ❤️‍🔥🪩

Thanks for the beautiful music intro to my favourite and .wahlberg.1 with whom I had my great pleasure to be a part of this CD 🖤

🎧Season 6, Episode 12 Reinoud Van Mechelen: 🌙 From Morning to Night.🔗 Link in bio - listen on your favourite podcast pla...
29/12/2025

🎧Season 6, Episode 12 Reinoud Van Mechelen: 🌙 From Morning to Night.
🔗 Link in bio - listen on your favourite podcast platforms ❤️‍🔥

What does it mean to perform Baroque music today?

In the final episode of Season 6, I speak with Belgian tenor Reinoud Van Mechelen, founder and artistic director of a nocte temporis, about navigating the early music world between iconic masterpieces and forgotten jewels. We talk about festivals, opera characters, curating programs from morning to night, and how to stay fresh when performing the same repertoire again and again.

While editing this episode, one thought kept returning: the audience doesn’t come to check if we are right or wrong — they come for an experience. Simply “playing a concert” is no longer enough. People are ready to receive more.

🎶 Episode 12 is out now — and with it, the close of Season 6.

Contact me: [email protected]

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✨Episode 11 Season 6✨Taste of Dissonance-Rachel Brown (part 2) What do dissonances have in common with spices, herbs, or...
01/10/2025

✨Episode 11 Season 6✨
Taste of Dissonance-Rachel Brown (part 2)

What do dissonances have in common with spices, herbs, or even the taste of lemon? 🍋

In this second part of my conversation with the wonderful Rachel Brown, we talk about flute makers, famous flutists of the 18th century, the role of clothing and women in music, and Rachel’s own creative projects inspired by Telemann’s Fantasias.
It’s a warm, insightful, and truly inspiring exchange — one that connects history, imagination, and music in the most human way. 🌿

🎧 Listen now on (In)Sight-Reading Enlightenment) — link in bio.





I can’t wait to hear your thoughts! 💌 [email protected]

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🪈🎶 Quantz and the temperamental Pavarotti – Interview with Rachel Brown, Part 1Episode 10, season 6🌊🎧 Listen on YouTube,...
01/09/2025

🪈🎶 Quantz and the temperamental Pavarotti – Interview with Rachel Brown, Part 1

Episode 10, season 6🌊
🎧 Listen on YouTube, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and any of your favorite podcast platforms.

In this episode of (In)Sight-Reading Enlightenment, I sit down with the brilliant flutist and researcher Rachel Brown(Rachel’s website).
We explore the world of original Quantz flutes and discover their surprising personalities — not unlike the Three Tenors, each with their own temperament and flair. Our conversation also touches on the colours and expressive power of tonalities such as E-flat major, G minor, and F minor, and the fi*****ng quirks and possibilities they reveal on the traverso.
The music featured in this episode is Rachel Brown’s recording of Johann Joachim Quantz’s Sonata in B-flat major, QV 1:272 — listen here: YouTube link
This is part one of our conversation — part two will follow with even more insights into Quantz’s world and the art of the flute.
✨ If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the podcast — it really helps others discover it. And I’d love to hear your thoughts! You can always reach me at insight [email protected]

✨ Feminale conversations: Female rage, Pink quotas and shared Responsibility ✨ S6 Ep9In this episode, I speak with Marga...
01/08/2025

✨ Feminale conversations: Female rage, Pink quotas and shared Responsibility ✨ S6 Ep9

In this episode, I speak with Margalith Eugster and Elisa Rumici about the first edition of the Feminale Festival Basel, held in April 2025. We talk about how this student-led festival at the Hochschule für Musik FHNW brought attention to female composers, institutional structures, and the necessity of sharing both responsibility and space in the musical landscape.
From blind concerts to panels on gender quotas and parenthood, from curating with care to navigating helplessness and female rage — we reflect on what it means to stay constructive, collaborate meaningfully, and imagine the future of a festival like Feminale.

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