Yep and it’s interesting to think about how many of the icons of the classical music canon (think Bach, Mozart, Beethoven), died penniless and whose music was only rediscovered years later through scholarly research. There are still many ambiguities as to how to perform some of these pieces because of the difference in conventions and st…
Yep and it’s interesting to think about how many of the icons of the classical music canon (think Bach, Mozart, Beethoven), died penniless and whose music was only rediscovered years later through scholarly research. There are still many ambiguities as to how to perform some of these pieces because of the difference in conventions and standards of the time. (HIP = Historically Informed Performance) Recording technology for sure helps the long term preservation of an artist and their work.
Yep and it’s interesting to think about how many of the icons of the classical music canon (think Bach, Mozart, Beethoven), died penniless and whose music was only rediscovered years later through scholarly research. There are still many ambiguities as to how to perform some of these pieces because of the difference in conventions and standards of the time. (HIP = Historically Informed Performance) Recording technology for sure helps the long term preservation of an artist and their work.
Yes, it’s all really interesting.