Beethoven invents jazz: News from classical music | PLZ50
What you didn’t know about music and never thought possible.
A composer as a murderer? A much-loved classical composer who composes atonally? A famous musician as – presumably – an extraterrestrial? Our national anthem – borrowed, as it were, from someone other than the one who is considered the creator?
Far beyond the classical, classical music is as diverse, unexpected and dazzling as you can imagine. A tongue-in-cheek foray into the background and underbelly of music from 50,000 BC to the present day.
Bild: Rüdiger Tiedemann
Rüdiger Tiedemann is a Rotarian in the continent’s first chartered e-club with a passion for music, as an active viola player in several orchestras, quartets and other formations, as well as a mediator and narrator on a variety of topics relating primarily, but not only, to classical music.
Contact:
To book a presentation, please email ruediger.tiedemann@gmx.de.