Steven Osborne: What Does Music Mean?
A big question, and some very thoughtful answers in a fascinating talk by pianist Steven Osborne.
Music’s meaning can be deeply personal, yet wordlessly communicated to a roomful of strangers in a concert hall. This essential conundrum is investigated from a performer’s perspective by the internationally-renowned pianist Steven Osborne. This talk explores the emotions and feelings contained within a score, and how that flows between the piece itself, the performer, and the audience.
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