Marc Sinan eats Bach, Beethoven and Mozart – a lecture performance
In this humorous and analytical lecture performance, Marc Sinan takes on the great pillar saints of German music history: Bach, Mozart and Beethoven – larger than life, iconized, omnipresent in the canon of classical music to this day. But why them in particular? Are they really the superior artists of the millennium – or are invisible forces of social influence, cultural hierarchies and historical attributions at work here?
Sinan explores these questions with musical wit and analytical acuity and scratches the foundations of high culture with relish on this wild and entertaining evening, without losing any of its substance.
Marc Sinan – Lecture-Performance, KI-Cembalo
Canto Diaspora – Choir
A cooperation with the Thüringer Bachwochen, the Mozartfest Würzburg and the Beethovenfest Bonn, as part of “tuned”.
