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Moontlik gemaak deur die Atterbury-trust vir Hessequa Harmonie
Dié klein musikale meesterstuk fokus op die onwaarskynlike (en uiteindelik fatale) liefdesverhouding tussen die berugte sigaarrokende Franse romansier George Sand, wat onder ’n manlike skuilnaam geskryf het, en die briljante, gefolterde Poolse pianis Frédéric Chopin. Die twee het mekaar passievol liefgehad maar ook geteister, en saam het hulle sublieme kunswerke laat ontstaan.
Duration 60 min
No Interval
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Made possible by the Atterbury Trust for Hessequa Harmonie
It was possibly the most unlikely love affair of all time. She was a notorious woman, the daring, cigarette-smoking French novelist Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin, who wrote under the pseudonym George Sand. He was the sensitive and tormented but brilliant pianist Frédéric Chopin. This small masterpiece portrays their tempestuous relationship through their own words and music – two artists who passionately loved and tormented each other, but also created sublime works of art.
