Somewhat like the public letter-writers of the past, American artistic polymath Peter Broderick has adopted a similar role lately as a “public” musician, in addition to his creative work as a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and composer. … [Read more...] about Peter Broderick: All Together Again
Modern Classical
Tambour: Chapitres
Based in Montréal, Simon Piché-Castonguay is a modern classical pianist and composer working for theatre and cinema. The musician is also the creative force behind the Tambour musical project whose understated and cinematic style has already proven … [Read more...] about Tambour: Chapitres
Midori Takada: Through the Looking Glass
Born in 1951 in Tokyo, Midori Takada is a classically-trained composer and percussionist who was also influenced early on by free jazz, ambient and experimental music. The artist studied western minimalism while exploring African percussion … [Read more...] about Midori Takada: Through the Looking Glass
Planetarium
We’ve returned to the question of identity and humanity and human rights, and what does it mean to be a person in our world? What is our relationship to our world, and the environment? What does it mean to believe in a divine being, and what does … [Read more...] about Planetarium
Otto A Totland: The Lost
The only thing for certain is that everything changes. The rate of change increases. If you want to hang on you better speed up. That is the message of today […] In order to master changes, we have to recover slowness, reflection and togetherness. … [Read more...] about Otto A Totland: The Lost
Sternlumen: Nørrebro Nights
Born in Germany but now based in Copenhagen, Thomas Kudela aka Sternlumen is a modern classical composer who by his own admission took a seven-year-long break from the piano a few years ago. An impressive self-titled début in 2016 somewhat opened the … [Read more...] about Sternlumen: Nørrebro Nights
