Classical music as a sign of social distinction?
Blog about why classical music can be viewed as a sign of social distinction
Welcome to MOVING CLASSICS TV
Who is your favorite contemporary composer? I bet you would find an answer difficult. „Favourite“ music seems to be the domain of grand masters of the past like Bach and Beethoven, with some 20st century exceptions like Shostakovich.
Learning from History – is culture an option? Lessons from the Barock times
Do you think that politics and our society will be increasingly turning to art and taking on topics such as literature, architecture, music, theater, dance, and painting?
Digitalization. Classical music 4.0 Part II.
Personal observations about classical music trends in digital age
Digitalization: Classical Music 4.0 Part I
Thoughts about digitalization: development in technology and how it affects the classical music
VALUES, MUSIC AND HAPPINESS
Assumptions about values in today's society and unexpected conclusions about the future of classical music.
Learning creativity with Pablo Picasso
What can we learn from creative process of Pablo Picasso?
Concert halls and classical music
Classical music and concert halls. Expensive and big organisation effort. There are many other suitable solutions to find classical music listeners.
Discover what keeps you going after 45…
Blog about inspirational power of hobbies
Learning from History – is culture an option? Lessons from the Barock times.
Learning from History – is culture an option? Lessons from the Barock time. Essay after reading the article in DAMALS 9-2016 by Prof. Dr. Peter Hersche
Slow Watching and Relaxed Listening: Hearing with Eyes and Seeing with Ears
"My Creativity Break": 3 minutes of slow watching and relaxed listening, human attention and interplay of images and music, possibility to attract more people to classical music through visual keys.
Notes on the classical music: playing Beethoven in T shirt and sport shoes?
Blog about classical music and fashion, Mozart love of luxury, what the stars of classical music wear on stage, embodied cognition and most importantly: Will Beethoven sound differently depending on the attire of the musician?
