Bach to Bock

25/02/2020

New episode now available on all platforms 🍻

Featuring tasting notes including baby vomit (yes, you heard us right) and paired with listening notes for J.S. Bach's Little Fugue in G Minor.

Cheers Bach to Bock nation!

This episode is taking you back to basics. From analyzing the parts of a fugue to the specific notes of different types of beers, this episode is bringing you back to your roots in order to enjoy all the parts of beer and music.

18/02/2020

NEW EPISODE out now.

Feat. Hindemith's Viola Sonata No. 4 Op. 25 paired with Notch Brewing's Dunkel, we learn about all new topics, especially our new favorite term, "enhanced double concoction."

Cheers to ThatViolaKid for giving us the greatest testimonial about a piece of music for this episode.

Available on all platforms, but especially Spotify.

Listen to this episode from Bach to Bock on Spotify. This obscure episode features the final movement of the Hindemith Viola Sonata No. 4 Op. 25 paired with Notch Brewing Co.'s Session Dunkel. We explore the unknown of music & beer, and that makes this episode, groundbreaking.

21/01/2020

Episode 067 now available on Spotify | Stitcher | Apple Podcasts.

Featuring 'Rubaeus' from Founders Brewing Co. and Barber's School for Scandal.

Cheers to you 🍻

This scandalous episode features 'Rubaeus' from Founder's Brewing Co. paired with Samuel Barber's 'Overture to School for Scandal' (1931).

02/01/2020

Episode 064 now available wherever you get your podcasts.

Featuring Strauss' Die Fledermaus Overture, the perfect Gunner's Daughter from Mast Landing Brewing Company and Glutenberg's gluten-free stout.

Happy 2020, Bach to Bock nation. Cheers.

Celebrating 2020, we feature the overture to Die Fledermaus and gush over the beer that is Gunner's Daughter from Mast Landing Brewing in Westbrook, ME. Happy New Year, Bach to Bock nation.

24/12/2019

Follow us on Spotify to get notified on Christmas morning of our newest episode.

Then turn off Mariah Carey’s ‘All I Want For Christmas’ for the millionth time and replace it with this episode.

12/11/2019

It's 11AM.

Time to crack open a Innis & Gunn 'Original Scotch Ale' and listen to our newest episode of Bach to Bock, featuring this great brewery and Britten's 'Scottish Ballad for Two Pianos and Orchestra.'

Available now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts🎧

Feat. Benjamin Britten's 'Scottish Ballad for Two Pianos and Orchestra', we pair The Original Scotch Ale from Innis & Gunn, which is the perfect pairing for this intense but incredible work by Britten, written in America in 1941.

05/11/2019

That moment when Matty realized we're featuring Old Speckled Hen on this week's episode, and the flashbacks begin...

NEW EPISODE out today on Spotify and Apple Music - subscribe and listen in! All this month, we look at the music of Benjamin Britten and the beer of England - don't miss a moment of Bach to Bock!

29/10/2019

We're back.

Now on Spotify and Apple Music!

16/03/2018

We are back with a new episode featuring our long time friend and badass conductor Lidiya Yankovskaya, Conductor of the Chicago Opera Theater and Refugee Orchestra Project.

Learn about the journey of becoming the first female conductor of an opera company in America, and also discover ‘Intonation’ from Brown's Brewing Company in Troy, NY.

Now available on iTunes and Soundcloud.

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Cheers 🍻

21/11/2017

The Oates Brothers are driving home to Upstate NY tomorrow afternoon - which means we're cranking the tunes, hitting record, and giving you a podcast for your Thanksgiving morning.

You know, before the relatives arrive and beer becomes necessary.

Look for it Thursday 11/23 on iTunes!

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14/11/2017

You've been patient, we know. But now we're back with more episodes, big news (Kevin met Yo-Yo Ma), and exciting things on the horizon!

In this new episode, we talk about the Apocalypse with our dear friend Griffin Sherry of The Ghost of Paul Revere, with the sounds of Giancarlo Menotti and drinking 'Liquid Rapture' by Mason's Brewing Company. If it's the end of the world, we feel fine.