Lectures

• Life and Death of a Muse

From as early as the Greek civilization the Muse has been  a  fascinating subject of admiration and inspiration.

We make a historical tour through the ages to find out who she is; the Muse that led so many men to despair. What was her role in the fine arts? Who were  the men that adored her? Perhaps she was one and the same , disguised in different robes?

Finally we will discuss today’s Muse, our own, the one that has been hiding deep inside, and we will find out different ways to find our inner inspiration and voice.

• Rhetoric, the Art of Speech

What worked for the Greek will work for you! A refreshing lecture about the ancient art of rhetoric, and how to persuade the people surrounding you.

• A Quest for Fame in Musical History

What can we learn, in retrospect, from the largest composers in our time? What makes the difference between 'just a composer' and J.S Bach, Beethoven or Mozart? If we can find a common denominator we might be able to use it for our own development.

A lecture with a little humor, a lot of food for thought and  lots and lots of fine music. 

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