A personal account by conductor Bas Wiegers about how a musical score functions as a treasure map and leads to a concert, and many other aspects of a conductor’s life.
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A personal account by conductor Bas Wiegers about how a musical score functions as a treasure map and leads to a concert, and many other aspects of a conductor’s life.
For this episode, I spoke with Enno Poppe. At the moment of recording, I am doing his piece Speicher with Klangforum Wien. We speak about deciding what ideas you want to put in a piece, Enno's love of idiomatic material and his close relationship to players, which is so important for the way he writes. We speak about the different roles we can have: in the case of Enno, he is not only a composer, but also a conductor, a player, and, of course, also sometimes audience. How does his persona change when his role changes? Is a conductor a different person?
The music you hear is:
Enno Poppe - Speicher (Klangforum Wien, Enno Poppe)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zR_43dJWjFw
Enno Poppe - Augen (Sara Maria Sun, WDR Symphony Orchestra, Bas Wiegers)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkiG3uWah1s
The Treasure Hunt with Bas Wiegers
A personal account by conductor Bas Wiegers about how a musical score functions as a treasure map and leads to a concert, and many other aspects of a conductor’s life.
