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5 stories from bachtrack.com

Poland Has A New Chopin Competition - Using Strictly 19th-Century Pianos by Artsjournal1

"As Poland celebrates the centenary of its independence this year, the Fryderyk Chopin Institute in collaboration with Polish Television and Polish Radio has organised [the International Cho…

SOURCE: bachtrack.com at 8:48am on May 3, 2018☆⚑

What It Takes To Be A Festival Director These Days by Artsjournal

Preserving a special sense of meaning is pivotal for Jane Moss. "There are lots of festivals around. You need to stay focused on a festival that has meaning of some sort." She has found that…

SOURCE: bachtrack.com at 4:04pm on April 27, 2018☆⚑

How The Aix Festival Became A Hotbed Of New Opera by Artsjournal1

General director Bernard Foccroulle credits the festival's artist development program, L'Académie du Festival Aix: "You really have to work with a vision of the long term. We have been able…

SOURCE: bachtrack.com at 8:16am on April 10, 2018☆⚑

Stockhausen's Impossibly Massive Opera Cycle 'LICHT' Gets A Half-Size Version (Which Makes It Just-Barely-Possibly Massive) by Artsjournal1

The seven-day, 26-hour avant-garde behemoth requires not only vocal and instrumental soloists, choir, orchestra, ballet dancers, and electronics, but four helicopters as well. (Yes, the noto…

SOURCE: bachtrack.com at 1:02pm on March 29, 2018☆⚑

Le Figaro Music Critic: How Symphony Orchestras And Conductors Are Changing by Artsjournal1

Christian Merlin (in part two of an interview whose first half dealt with changes in music criticism): "I think we're living in an era, at least in the West, where the cult of an individual …

SOURCE: bachtrack.com at 9:17am on March 15, 2018☆⚑
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