The year’s first concert by Amsterdam’s Concertgebouworkest features the world premiere of Anna Clyne’s new clarinet concerto, Weathered.
A gift to headline writers.
The soloist is Martin Fröst, the conductor Jaap Van Zweden.
Three performances on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Under the headline’World-class soprano denied right to settle…
Faculty at Rice University’s Shepherd School of Music…
The Observer/Guardian outdoes itself today with an editorial…
The Azerbaijani tenor and state official Yusif Eyvazov…
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“The fifth and final movement of Weathered, Earth, begins with a fanfare-like figure in the brass – a sounding alarm to bring our attention to the crisis that long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns is bringing upon us. We are at a critical point.”
Wondering what is it like to life in North Korea? Look no further. Climate propaganda is e-v-e-r-y-w-h-e-re.
That’s grossly insulting to anyone who lives in North Korea. To say the least.
I suggest you learn to read between the lines, it will make reading a totally new experience for you.
Why the need to politicize. Climate change is a fact of life on Earth, with or without human intervention. The question is simply just how much human intervention has accelerated change, if at all.
I presume it received a properly Frösty performance but hope both piece and performance got a warm reception.
Zounds, censored again!