cut off
Going inward for the sake of the muse, burning bridges to international show business, releasing a work into concert life or loosening ties between city-subsidized orchestras and their audiences - all, in a sense, ways of cutting the cord.
Going inward for the sake of the muse, burning bridges to international show business, releasing a work into concert life or loosening ties between city-subsidized orchestras and their audiences - all, in a sense, ways of cutting the cord.
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Focus
Between enlightenment and crash
The rock muse at the retreat
Eteignez les lumières !
What is it that pushes artists to leave the international stage? Christophe Meyer explains it to us
Unbundled from the subscription
City-subsidized orchestras and their uncertain future
L'abandon de l'abonnement - L'avenir incertain des orchestres subventionnés par la collectivité (version française)
Lorsque l'œuvre possède sa vie propre
Réflexions sur les formes de détachement que peut ressentir un créateur
par rapport à ses propres œuvres
... and also
RESONANCE
Suggestive pull - Dürande Castle concertante in Bern
On the island of chocolate trees - Upside down in Königsfelden
Protection of vested rights once again - Commentary on the Gambling Act
Concours Menuhin à Genève - la Suisse bien représentée
Two speeds - The Parliamentary Group on Music discusses the revision of the Copyright Act
Music summit in Berlin - Focus on copyright and music promotion
Carte blanche for Max Nyffeler
CAMPUS
Natural, tempered and Pythagorean intonation
Daily backbreaking work versus event - A music school director in conversation
FINAL
Riddle - Chris Walton is looking for
Row 9
Since January 2017, Michael Kube has always sat down for us on the 9th of the month in row 9 - with serious, thoughtful, but also amusing comments on current developments and the everyday music business.
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