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(in)sight-reading enlightenment/early music podcastAuthor: Darina Ablogina
Let's take a closer look behind the concert stage and into the fascinating world of historical performance. I'm your host - traverso player and curator Darina Ablogina, together we will explore how musicians approach the music of the past: from original sources and period instruments to questions of style, aesthetics, and interpretation. A thoughtful and curious space where research meets artistry, inviting both experienced musicians and passionate listeners to discover Early Music from a new perspective. Language: en Genres: Music, Music Interviews Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Behind the Curtain of Telemann: How Do You Plan a Festival Around One Composer?
Episode 3
Saturday, 10 October, 2026
Ever wondered what it takes to bring a Baroque festival to life? This episode takes you behind the scenes of the Telemann Festtage Magdeburg.First, I talk with Fynn Liess, artistic manager and dramaturg of the festival. We dive into how he develops and stages rare operas and works connected to Telemann, how a festival theme gets chosen, how the festival is structured, and how to get audiences excited about repertoire they’ve never heard before.Telemann Zentrum Team: https://telemann.de/teamThen I’m joined by Dr. Carsten Lange, director of the Telemann Center, who takes us through the history of this unique institution: from a small working group founded in 1961 to a research center, a library and an events team that brings Telemann back to life.🎥 Follow behind-the-scenes moments on Instagram @darinka_smeshinka, or find the official page (in)Sight-Reading Enlightenment on Instagram and Facebook.If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe, leave a review and share it with a fellow musician. It helps more than you think!Music for the episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSsTzRs4L_o#TelemannFesttage #TelemannZentrum #Telemann #BaroqueOpera #EarlyMusic #HistoricallyInformedPerformance #MusicFestival #Dramaturgy #ClassicalMusicPodcast #Magdeburg
