STRINGS RETUNED: Inside Quintessential Strings Performances
Strings Music Festival, based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, presents a new podcast. Music Director Michael Sachs curates a weekly highlight of previously unreleased performances and is joined by principal players from across the nation in conversation and commentary about each piece.
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STRINGS RETUNED: Inside Quintessential Strings Performances
Strings Music Festival, based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, presents a new podcast. Music Director Michael Sachs curates a weekly highlight of previously unreleased performances and is joined by principal players from across the nation in conversation and commentary about each piece.
If Beethoven is our mad genius, the moody but brilliant choir kid who gets all of the solos, then Mozart is his opposite: the all-around jock who letters in every sport, is student council president, and on the honor roll. A versatile composer, he wrote sonatas, symphonies, masses, chamber music, concertos and operas. Today’s episode explores serenades, string quartet, and a piano concerto, as well as highlighting his contemporary, Chevalier de Saint Georges: Mozart’s archrival, or the guy who won homecoming king.
Strings Retuned
STRINGS RETUNED: Inside Quintessential Strings Performances
Strings Music Festival, based in Steamboat Springs, Colorado, presents a new podcast. Music Director Michael Sachs curates a weekly highlight of previously unreleased performances and is joined by principal players from across the nation in conversation and commentary about each piece.
