Composer and player: a conversation
Take a listen to this conversation between violinist Hilary Hahn and composer Jennifer Higdon. They are classical musicians, but whatever sort of music you play or listen to, it's worth your time for the insights on collaboration, co operation, and creativity.
Higdon was recently named winner of a Pulitzer prize for the piece they are talking of here, in a conversation which took place in Indianapolis right after the premier performance of the work.
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Higdon was recently named winner of a Pulitzer prize for the piece they are talking of here, in a conversation which took place in Indianapolis right after the premier performance of the work.
you may also wish to see
Music Road:Alasdair Fraser & Natalie Haas: In the Moment
Music Road: Hanneke Cassel and Christopher Lewis: Calm the Raging Sea
Music Road: Oceans & Journeys: Road Trip in Maryland
you might also enjoy visiting our musical instrument store at Amazon.com
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Labels: blogsherpa, classical music, composer, creative practice, hilary hahn, Indiana, indianapolis, jennifer higdon, pulitzer prize, usa, violin
1 Comments:
This had so much insight into the process which goes into not only the writing but the playing- how wonderful to get a glimpse of the 'behind the scenes' activity which went into the actual composing and the final playing of this. There definitely had to be a lot of collaboration for it to be a success.
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