For their most recent project, the Ichos Vocal Ensemble explores the peace in man, inquiring into the inner prerequisites of...
For three generations of Anthroposophic Music Therapy—from Werbeck to the new anthroposophic music therapists worldwide—Valborg Werbeck-Svärdström, Maria Schüppel, Eva Mees,...
‹Fire Pond› is the first release from Love Bravely, a cross-genre music project exploring the transformative power of the arts in our time. Through a personal story about a friendship challenged by current social issues, the song explores the potential for bridging polarized divides. ‹Fire Pond› focuses on questions of...
Enno Schmidt talks with conductor Anna-Sophie Brüning about the love of music, leadership, the feeling of flying a jumbo jet,...
Richard Schnell (speech) and Johanna Lamprecht (music) create an artistic approach to the Apocalypse of John in the form of...
A hymn to joy went viral. Aurélien Saniko was born in Cameroon. At the age of 13, he contracted an incurable disease, but after a year, he inexplicably recovered. He wanted to express his gratitude, and in 1985, at the age of 15, he wrote the song ”Comment ne pas te...
Falkensee, Germany. In his new album Imaginary Ecosystems, Omer Eilam presents a contemporary interpretation of sacred music. An interview. What...
Autobiographical notes by Bruno Walter (1876–1962) on the life crisis in his youth show the two activities of the I,...
In memory of Sofia Gubaidulina, Russian composer (October 24, 1931–March 13, 2025) During a family vacation at the age of five, Sofia saw an icon for the first time. She was fascinated, even spellbound by the impression the icon made on her. Perhaps she sensed something of what Dostoyevsky meant...
Music has always been strongly connected with spirituality, but how has this changed in the era of electronic music? Is...
As a musician, I am touched by Steiner’s statement that what is musical is genuinely anthroposophical: the musical, experienced consciously,...
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