In this new episode, I speak with my guest Martin Herzberg about the categories of serious and popular music. These categories raise various questions: Is serious music not allowed to entertain? Is popular music not to be taken seriously?
How do you get excited about classical music and what does music have to do with math? My music director Eric Krüger and I talk about modern ways of getting to know classical music in school.
Do cello and bass guitar go together? Or undercut and classical music? Tattoos and baroque? Multi-instrumentalist Ilja Lappin talks to me about the shadowy worlds between classical music, hits, pop and rock.
In this episode, hear why my guitarist Jakob Nebel preferred the guitar over the piano and classical music as a child. For him, it all started with the Beatles and Bruce Springsteen.
The genres metal and punk don't fit with Beethoven and Dvorak and are mutually exclusive? Mozart would never have worn ripped jeans and a leather jacket? And a metal drummer could never do anything with the compositions of classical composers?
From Mozart to Beethoven and why they would wear leather jackets today! Follow my podcast for free on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2Tv51o7 iTunes: https://apple.co/2ThwJ8C YouTube: https://bit.ly/2TuOzFm Podbean: https://bit.ly/2UqbUEl Mozart, Beethoven and Bach were the poppers, punkers and rockers of their own time
