Cultural Archeologist
We have plenty of sound. What we need now is soul — and criticism involves the courage to ask whether the music we’re playing deserves to be played.
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A reflection on Fred Fennell’s warning about emotionally superficial repertoire and the argument that music education must prioritise honest emotional communication over mere technical achievement.
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