Klima

Climate is more than the sum of weather phenomena, which have always been used in compositions and play an important role in open-air events. More and more musicians are asking themselves how the music industry can find a way to treat nature with care and thus help protect the climate.

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Focus

The sound of climate change
Environmental themes run like a common thread through pop history

Au nom de la terre qui chauffe
In Nomine Terra Calens de la sismologue Lucy Jones

Des musiciens et musiciennes s'allient pour le climat

Music in the open air
Balmy summer nights and thunderclouds at open-air events

From farm to court
Interview with the Scottish composer Judith Weir


... and also

RESONANCE

"As if a few liters of blood had been drawn from me" - Artistic Director Andreas Fleck on the canceled Boswil Summer

Beethoven's "pandemic song" - One of 21 blog texts so far

Musician to the end - On the death of Markus Hafner

Karim Wasfi - la musique en écho à la violence

From Blonay to Zurich - On the reopening of the Hindemith Archive

Carte blanche for Max Nyffeler

 

CAMPUS

Online teaching requires great precision

FINAL


Riddle
- Pia Schwab 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.

Link to series 9


52 x Beethoven


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