The mdw is famous for its impeccable reputation, prestigious alumni and international student body. Moving to a new country to study music requires a firm determination. Classes, concerts & working with musicians from different countries … here is our story of a quartet’s first semester at mdw (in 2018/19). The first few days. . . […]
Tales from the Vienna Woods Read More »
We (Naomi Luther, flute, and Martin Zayranov, violin) were selected to fly to Hiroshima to play the series of concerts held there every year to commemorate the atomic bomb attack on that city in the Second World War. This project is organised by the University of Hiroshima, from which a group of students also joined
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Three cities (Bangalore, Mangalore, and Goa) that through 400 years of Portuguese influence are relatively familiar with European music. The people who live there attempt to come to terms with the thousand-year-old culture, interrupted by 450 years of European culture, and they are highly musical and are willing and able to take any melody and sing it back.
Performing, travelling and teaching in India Read More »
From 12 November to 3 December 2017, we participated in the “Musethica” in the Spanish city of Zaragoza (Saragossa) and in Vienna. Musethica was founded in 2012 in Saragossa by the violinist Avri Levitan. The project enables musicians to play many concerts that are held not on official stages but rather in the middle of
Musethica: Music in Society Read More »
