Ying WANG's Set of Intermezzi to Gustav Mahler's Song of the Earth

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CATS Chinese Music Collections PODCAST SERIES

CATS HEIDELBERG - CHINESE MUSIC RESEARCH GROUP

7 episodes

5 days ago

The Library of the Centre for Asian and Transcultural Studies at Heidelberg University holds an extensive collection of musical treasures—recordings, scores, ephemera, and secondary literature on Chinese music. This podcast is set out to introduce you to some of the jewels of these music collections and enjoy the intricacies and beauties of musicking in China …. We begin with a series of 5 podcasts accompanying this year’s CHIME conference in Heidelberg, from October 1-4.

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Ying WANG's Set of Intermezzi to Gustav Mahler's Song of the Earth

CATS Chinese Music Collections PODCAST SERIES

30 minutes 18 seconds

1 year ago

Ying WANG's Set of Intermezzi to Gustav Mahler's Song of the Earth

Podcast by Barbara Mittler, teaching Sinology and Transcultural Studies at the Center for Asian and Transcultural Studies in Heidelberg. She is currently working on a book on Chinese protest movements and the function of music, art and culture therein. Todays podcast is about female composer Wang Ying's set of intermezzi to Gustav Mahler's Song of the Earth

The passages played in the podcast are used with kind permission by KlangForum Heidelberg.