What makes an ideal orchestra? Teodor Currentzis has his answer
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Quick summary- 1In a world increasingly driven by pragmatism, conductor Teodor Currentzis believes an orchestra should be built on something less tangible: idealism.
- 2His Utopia Orchestra brings together around 200 musicians from across the world, not as a permanent ensemble but as a community of
In a world increasingly driven by pragmatism, conductor Teodor Currentzis believes an orchestra should be built on something less tangible: idealism. His Utopia Orchestra brings together around 200 musicians from across the world, not as a permanent ensemble but as a community of artists united by a shared passion for music and a desire to explore its possibilities. Asked what an ideal orchestra looks like, the 54-year-old Greek conductor answered in a single word: “Utopia.” Seoul audiences will
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