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We are drifting further and further away from our feelings, ignoring the voices within us and seeking answers outside ourselves, as if they were somewhere far away. But what if we found the courage to move beyond pure reason—and to look at the world, both inside and outside, with open curiosity?Perhaps we would discover how many voices are waiting to…

92nd Naxos Hall Concert As one of the septem artes liberales (the seven liberal arts), music has drawn inspiration from mathematical relationships since the Middle Ages—through rhythmic proportions, intervallic combinations, and counterpoint. In doing so, music amplifies the mystical meaning of numbers. This program brings together works from the Renaissance (1400–1600) by composers such as Alexander Agricola, Johannes Ciconia, John…

At the 91st Naxos Hall Concert, the Ensemble New Music Tallinn (ENMT) makes its Frankfurt debut with the calling card of its two faces—on the one hand closely connected with avant-garde contemporary music, and on the other hand boldly experimental in the realm of performative electronic music: Part 1 – The bagpipe Torupill is renowned in Estonia for its distinctive…

In music and dance, Le sacre du printemps has embodied the rupture with prevailing conventions ever since its 1913 premiere. Stravinsky’s own two-piano transcription of this groundbreaking work is heard alongside La Valse—Ravel’s musical revue of the Viennese monarchy collapsing in the First World War, and at the same time a fantastical, deadly apotheosis of the waltz. In contrast stands…

In music and dance, Le sacre du printemps has embodied the rupture with prevailing conventions ever since its 1913 premiere. Stravinsky’s own two-piano transcription of this groundbreaking work is heard alongside La Valse—Ravel’s musical revue of the Viennese monarchy collapsing in the First World War, and at the same time a fantastical, deadly apotheosis of the waltz. In contrast stands…