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Anatomy of Fear: Otto Tausk leads an audio-visual tour at the Concertgebouw

By Olga de Kort, 20 January 2016
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“conjured up clouds of fluid, silky sounds of all dynamic ranges”
Reviewed at Concertgebouw: Main Hall, Amsterdam on 14 January 2016
Programme
Dutilleux, Timbres, espace, mouvement, ou la Nuit étoilée
Diepenbrock, Im grossen Schweigen
Turnage, Three Screaming Popes
Performers
Detlef Roth, Baritone
Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
Otto Tausk, Conductor
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Olga de Kort
Olga de Kort
Musicologist and music critic Olga de Kort (The Netherlands) studied in Russia (piano, culture sciences), France (journalism) and the Netherlands (musicology and music history, music education and communication, organ) where she has lived from 1998. She is active as a music journalist, lecturer in music history and culture and as a freelance musician. She writes for Piano Bulletin, Pianist, Luister, Preludium, De Klank, Het Orgel, Muziek&Liturgie, Kunstzone and Bachtrack. Besides her personal journalist blog, Olga de Kort has a website about Russian music in the Netherlands. At this moment she is working on a book about Russian music and musicians in the Netherlands and on a biography of Russian singer Anna El Tour.