Send us a textEmmy Winner Tom Bramel on Revitalizing Classical Music for New AudiencesIn this episode of the Open Forum in The Villages, Florida, host Mike Roth speaks with Emmy-winning classical music composer Tom Bramel. Tom discusses his journey from a shy clarinet player to a renowned composer, sharing anecdotes from his career, including composing for PBS documentaries and winning an Emmy. They delve into the decline of classical music's popularity in America and Tom's efforts to revitalize it through his nonprofit, Three Essential Elements. The episode also features a clip of Tom's composition 'The Leprechaun,' insights from brain health expert Dr. Craig Curtis, and engaging conversation about the vibrant music community in The Villages.00:00 Introduction to the Open Forum00:57 Support the Podcast01:38 Meet Tom Bramel: Emmy-Winning Composer02:24 Tom's Musical Journey03:51 Scoring for PBS and Winning an Emmy06:21 Life at the Library of Congress08:02 Challenges in Classical Music10:35 Tom's Recent Works and Performances12:14 Alzheimer's Tip from Dr. Craig Curtis13:15 Modern Classical Music Today13:50 Three Essential Elements Organization22:48 Classical Music in The Villages25:08 Conclusion and Listener Shoutouts Over the next several weeks, while I'm out of town, I've decided to release some reedited and improved versions of the  most popular shows in the series,  as well as some totally new episodes.  I hope you enjoy them.  I'll be back in mid-November with some new episodes Have you heard about mature adults with Donna Hoover and Mike Roth? Yes. This is my second podcast and Donna and I are going to be addressing subjects which are significant for seniors, especially seniors living here in the villages.The easiest way to hear the show is to look it up on Apple Podcasts. Look for mature adults with Donna and Mike. We'll be looking for you there. You can also find us on mature adults with Donna and Mike. All spelled out. Dot buzz sprout.com

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