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Friends, let’s be honest – when was the last time you ever really thought about the 'element' of air? In the past two episodes, we’ve explored the elements of "water" and then "fire" together. So Pia thought, okay, what about air? After all, classical music has delved into all the essential elements of existence. And so the discussion begins. Air. Tempi. Storm. Air pressure. What happens underwater? Why do mountaineers take weeks to climb a mountain? What does air have to do with thunderstorms? How much air is there, anyway? How many people could this planet theoretically supply with air? What would a vacuum cleaner be called? And why is Bach’s 'Air' even called 'Air'? So many questions... and some intuitive answers can be found in this episode of Spin On Classical Music.
Pia has once again handpicked a collection of captivating tracks on Spotify to complement this week’s discussion. Don’t miss out – tune in, and don’t forget to add us to your Spotify library for more intriguing musical journeys.
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Friends, let’s be honest – when was the last time you ever really thought about the 'element' of air? In the past two episodes, we’ve explored the elements of "water" and then "fire" together. So Pia thought, okay, what about air? After all, classical music has delved into all the essential elements of existence. And so the discussion begins. Air. Tempi. Storm. Air pressure. What happens underwater? Why do mountaineers take weeks to climb a mountain? What does air have to do with thunderstorms? How much air is there, anyway? How many people could this planet theoretically supply with air? What would a vacuum cleaner be called? And why is Bach’s 'Air' even called 'Air'? So many questions... and some intuitive answers can be found in this episode of Spin On Classical Music.
Pia has once again handpicked a collection of captivating tracks on Spotify to complement this week’s discussion. Don’t miss out – tune in, and don’t forget to add us to your Spotify library for more intriguing musical journeys.
Find us on Instagram
Find us on Facebook
Show Website
Tell us anything via Whatsapp
#SOCM
© 2024 Karajan Music Productions