The world in the West has become increasingly ugly, people are increasingly depressed, and big movements all over the world are now telling modernism: Enough is enough!
Join us on this podcast as we unite these voices and together recover the beauty of art, music, and architecture to uncover its significance for mental health, environmental stewardship moral goodness, objective truth, and vital spiritual life.
Through teaching series, interviews, critiques, music, and even updates from the development of urban art centers, you will learn how the power of beauty will help you to fulfill your life purpose and feel a lot better doing it.
Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or YouTube, and engage in our community on Instagram. Want to contribute or got questions? Send an email to contact@beautyandthefaith.com
The world in the West has become increasingly ugly, people are increasingly depressed, and big movements all over the world are now telling modernism: Enough is enough!
Join us on this podcast as we unite these voices and together recover the beauty of art, music, and architecture to uncover its significance for mental health, environmental stewardship moral goodness, objective truth, and vital spiritual life.
Through teaching series, interviews, critiques, music, and even updates from the development of urban art centers, you will learn how the power of beauty will help you to fulfill your life purpose and feel a lot better doing it.
Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or YouTube, and engage in our community on Instagram. Want to contribute or got questions? Send an email to contact@beautyandthefaith.com
In this episode, Magnus Gautestad and his guest, Martin Romberg, discuss the importance of courage in rediscovering the beauty of arts and architecture in society. They highlight the need to deepen appreciation for classical music and disciplines, advocating for a revival in this generation. They argue for the accessibility of beauty to everyone, addressing historical associations of beauty with elitism. Overall, Gautestad and Romberg advocate for the recovery of beauty in arts, music, and architecture as a means to enhance the human experience, inspire creativity, and bring about positive change in society.
They discuss the challenges of classical music's anti-modern nature and propose redefining the concert experience. They believe that classical music has the power to challenge and elevate individuals, but it requires a shift in mindset and the creation of a supportive cultural environment. By actively engaging with audiences and making classical music more accessible, they hope to revive and revitalize this genre.
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