András Batta: ‘Genius has been depreciated a bit’
To address young people with classical music is quite a challenge. Or a mission impossible, even. But not for András Batta. The music historian who has recently been appointed to the CEO of the House of Hungarian Music believes that by visualizing music, a new world opens.
When it comes to music, it is important to talk to young people on their own language. András Batta said. One of the most popular spectacle of the exhibition in House of Hungarian Music is a corridor on which monks are singing.
The show covered the topics of musical education in Hungary, the wisdom an opera can teach and the difference between talent and genious.
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