Andrey Stanislavsky

В этом эпизоде я рассказываю о серии необычных встреч с искусством и музыкой.

Всё началось на выставке современного искусства Documenta 13 в Касселе в 2012 году, где я увидел завораживающую видеоинсталляцию о птице, флейте и мелодии возрастом 35 000 лет.

Этот опыт оставался со мной много лет. В конце концов он заставил меня обратиться к истории музыки — от доисторических инструментов и древней музыки до Баха, Гленна Гульда и одного довольно странного маленького устройства.

Все эти впечатления в итоге привели меня к забавной мысли, которой я хочу с вами поделиться.

Это первый эпизод моего подкаста, в котором я собираюсь исследовать и развенчивать мифы об искусстве и искать ответы, которые, возможно, способно дать только искусство.

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Bu bölümde sanat ve müzikle ilgili sıra dışı karşılaşmalarımı anlatıyorum.

Her şey 2012 yılında Kassel'deki Documenta 13 çağdaş sanat sergisinde gördüğüm, bir kuş, bir flüt ve 35.000 yıllık bir melodi hakkında büyüleyici bir video çalışmasıyla başladı.

Bu deneyim yıllarca aklımda kaldı. Daha sonra beni müziğin geçmişine, Bach'a, Glenn Gould'a ve biraz tuhaf küçük bir cihaza götürdü.

Bütün bu izlenimler sonunda paylaşmak istediğim ilginç bir fikre dönüştü.

Bu, sanat hakkında sorular sorduğum ve hikâyeler anlattığım podcast'in ilk bölümü.

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Bu bölümü beğendiyseniz podcast'i takip edin ve sizin gibi ilgilenebilecek biriyle paylaşın.

Can a music piece be 35 thousand years long? In this episode I talk about a series of unusual encounters with art and music, that led me to a fascinating discovery.

It all started at the contemporary art exhibition Documenta 13 in Kassel in 2012, where I watched a mesmerising video installation about a bird, a flute and a 35,000-year-old melody.

That experience stayed with me for years. Eventually, it sent me looking backward through the history of music — from prehistoric instruments and ancient music to Bach, Glenn Gould and a peculiar little device.

All these impressions, combined, resulted in an amusing idea I want to share with you. This is the first episode of my podcast, where I plan to explore and demystify art, and look for answers that perhaps only art can give.

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