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Nov 28, 2022 32 min

#2 - Back to the Roots

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Waar ligt de oorsprong van de Britse muziek? Zijn er karakteristieken die vanaf het allereerste begin aanwezig waren en die door de eeuwen zijn gebleven, en hoe klinkt dat? In deze aflevering gaat Ab back to the roots met professor David Burn (KU Leuven). Ook maken we kennis met Emily Beynon, solofluitiste van het Concertgebouworkest. Zij neemt ons mee naar háár muzikale roots: de muziek uit Wales.

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