Episodes
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Uncommon training, odd rehearsals, unusual style, unfamiliar beauty: today, we explore Anima Eterna’s musicians feelings and thoughts about this rare project!
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Who was Anton Bruckner and why are his personality and work so fascinating? At the start of Anima’ Eterna's Bruckner year, a little revision is in order!
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A dive into the main characteristics of the living and free romantic playing style at the time of Clara Schumann.
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A historically informed encounter with early 20th century recordings by Midori Seiler & Kai Köpp (co-artistic leaders), Laura Granero (pianist) & Hilary Metzger (cellist).
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Together with Anima Eterna, pianist Joseph Moog embraces Piano Concerto No. 2 by Franz Liszt. Which secrets did the historical Bechstein piano (1870) reveal to him?
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Three musicians of Anima Eterna reveal their thought process when choosing an historical instrument. No less important are the playing techniques associated with these instruments.
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Quel est le lien entre la rhétorique et la musique ? Dans une conversation pleine d'exemples musicaux, Jos van Immerseel répond à tout ce que vous avez toujours voulu savoir sans jamais oser le demander !
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What has rhetoric to do with music? In a conversation full of musical examples, Jos van Immerseel answers everything that you always wanted to know but couldn’t ask before.
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