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Forbidden Music – Forbidden Notes

November 27, 2019 @ 01:00

Including:
Psalm 42 – Felix Mendelssohn-Bartholdy

The Nazis referred to all music as 'entartete Musik' which, in their eyes, was morally and politically objectionable. The composers of this music had to be fought and performances made impossible. The term entartet was also used for music movements such as jazz (arrangements), atonal music and, above all, music by Jewish composers. “Nationalistic music”, presumably music with folklore-like elements and which could arouse patriotic feelings, was also suspect (such as music by Frederic Chopin or Zoltan Kodaly). All this music was banned. It was the first time in mankind that race determined whether music was good or bad.

The program is performed by the Ars Musica Wind Quintet, consisting of the five solo wind players of the Ars Musica Orchestra. The Ars Musica Orchestra is a relatively young, flexible and professional orchestra. Young in the sense of establishment (2013), young in the sense of appearance and average age. We look for adventure in the repertoire. For example, we link well-known classics to lesser-known classics, to surprising arrangements, to new music, and so on.

Ars Musica Concert Choir
Ars Musica Wind Quintet

Reviews

"Patrick van der Linden is a very nice conductor to work with. He is very musical, and makes music in a very natural way, together with the musicians around him.
You notice that there is a good atmosphere during rehearsals and concerts, because he really seeks collaboration with his people. He also gives a lot of confidence to the musicians who work with him, which I find very pleasant."

Klaartje van Veldhoven, soprano June 16, 2022

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