Performing Artists have the talent and the capacity to interpret the words and sounds of others, poets and composers, choreographers, to express what others have devised.
But they also have something to say themselves! And this podcast is intended to offer them the opportunity to present their views, but also their approaches to solving problems that move us all.
Like everyone else, they are affected by the problems of everyday life, of life alltogether. With their often international vision, their creativity, they can inspire just as much as with their interpretations of great works on the stages of this world.
Corona – the end of Performing Arts? – Or a new beginning?!
It is a general consensus that no other event since World War II has hit the world as extensively and globally as the COVID19 pandemic. In many parts of the world, all events were cancelled, and so concerts, theatre and opera performances and festivals were also a victim of this situation.
How does the Performing Arts World react to this? What do the artists, those who are otherwise in the spotlight, have to say? How are they affected, artistically, mentally, economically?
Where do they see the future of Performing Arts after the end of the pandemic? Has it changed forever?
International artists give their personal answers to these and many other questions in this podcast. They give insight into what this crisis causes in them, what they think about, what moves them
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Yury Revich is certainly one of the most talented violonists of his generation. And he tells us not only about the experiences he made with the Pandemic situation, but we expand in our talk also on things that will move us in the future and how artists can show nowe paths to walk: for example using internet collaboration in concerts in order to avoid travel to reduce the Greenhouse effect. Listen to the opinions of a young personality and excellent artist
Episode 7 — Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz
THIS EPISODE IS IN GERMAN!
March 8, 2020: Today’s guest, Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz, enters the stage of the Bonn opera house to perform the comic role of “Frosch” for the opening night of “Fledermaus” — wearing a face mask! And the audience laughs out loudly!
Three days later all German theatres close, and we are still waiting for the second performance of this production.
This and other impressions of the pandemic year are part of this interesting talk with someone, who has not only excellent knowledge of the European and particularyl German-language theatre and opera world, but who can tell those things also in a witty but always profound way.
Episode 6 — David Pountney
Today we talk to a real “opera man”. David Pountney has been a revered member of the opera community all over the world for many years, and both his leadership as Artistic Director and the wonderful productions he directed are legend.
We talk about his view on the pandemic, but also how Brexit has affected his life as an artist and the lives of many others.
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