Lecture: Natasha Loges, Global Winterreise
Natasha Loges visits Sibelius Academy
In this talk, Natasha Loges reflects on the artistic and aesthetic processes underlying a concert titled Winterreise-Weltreise, taking place in March 2024. This is a reimagining of Schubert’s cycle which includes art-songs by a range of composers from Syria to Mexico to India. Combining approaches from environmentalism and recent historical writing, Loges explains the choice of repertoire, approach to collaboration, and overall sociocultural aims.
The lecture is followed by a Q&A.
Further information: Mirka Rattya, mirka.rattya@uniarts.fi
Natasha Loges’ teaching visit is part of the International Visitor program launched at the Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts in 2019. It complements the regular bachelor’s and master’s studies offered by the Sibelius Academy by inviting artists who represent the highest talent level of their respective fields to come and teach in Finland. The distinguished visiting artists work alongside students and teachers at the Sibelius Academy mainly in periods of one year or two years at a time. The international visitor programme has been supported by the Jane and Aatos Erkko foundation and Jenny and Antti Wihuri foundation.
In this talk, Natasha Loges reflects on the artistic and aesthetic processes underlying a concert titled Winterreise-Weltreise, taking place in March 2024. This is a reimagining of Schubert’s cycle which includes art-songs by a range of composers from Syria to Mexico to India. Combining approaches from environmentalism and recent historical writing, Loges explains the choice of repertoire, approach to collaboration, and overall sociocultural aims.
The lecture is followed by a Q&A.
Further information: Mirka Rattya, mirka.rattya@uniarts.fi
Natasha Loges’ teaching visit is part of the International Visitor program launched at the Sibelius Academy, University of the Arts in 2019. It complements the regular bachelor’s and master’s studies offered by the Sibelius Academy by inviting artists who represent the highest talent level of their respective fields to come and teach in Finland. The distinguished visiting artists work alongside students and teachers at the Sibelius Academy mainly in periods of one year or two years at a time. The international visitor programme has been supported by the Jane and Aatos Erkko foundation and Jenny and Antti Wihuri foundation.