When a laboratory accident leads to electrocution and the accidental discovery of time travel, Doctor Petronella Sage, alongside her faithful friend and companion, Erasmus Savant, seizes the opportunity to make her mark in the annuls of history.
Hear all the music from the emotional two-part episode, digitally remastered. Revisit all the moments in the episode through the music of Chip Michael. Over 30 tracks with 60 minutes of music. There are even two bonus tracks.
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We feel fortunate to know so many wonderful musicians. The music featured in our podcast comes from a variety of talented musicians. Here they are with links to their music (list in order of appearance). Enjoy!
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The most comprehensive soundtrack yet, with over 40 minutes of music from the episode.
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Listen to over 30 minutes of original jazz music used as the soundtrack for episode 209: Swinging Cats and Hep Girls. Composer Chip Michael extended the pieces used in the episode to create an album of eleven original songs.
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The music for Episode 208: A Most Shocking and Unnatural Event is available on our bandcamp page. Listen to the mixture of playful, patriotic, and foreboding music that comprised the themes from this episode.
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The music for Episode 207: Of Trainwrecks and Heartaches is available on our bandcamp page. Listen to the sweeping romantic themes and playful interludes as our heroes race toward disaster.
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This podcast is a labor of love in many aspects. For those of you who don’t know, the writer Eddie Louise and I (Chip Michael) are married and been together for a long time. We started Sage and Savant as a way to do something creatively together. Next month’s episode, Of Trainwrecks and Heartaches, is a nod to Valentine’s Day–a chance to explore romance. Again, for those who don’t know us, we are enthusiastically romantic. While we don’t need a specific day to show affection for each other, we aren’t going to pass up on a chance to be particularly mushy. Without giving away too much, the upcoming episode is a fine example of that.
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Listen to the exciting orchestral music that sets the scenes for episode 206. Composer Chip Michael uses the leitmotif’s of Dr Sage and Professor Savant to create a musical tapestry behind the gallantry of the notable highwayman Claude Duval.
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Listen to the music of Circus of Dreams. Nearly 40 minutes of orchestral music written specifically for this special two part episode.
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Chip Michael wrote over 40 minutes of backing music specifically for episode 205. Listen to the music without the dialog.