I think authentic is actually what is convincing, what is organic.
Yes, it is. It needs to be based on research. It needs to be based on the knowledge.
But it also needs to be authentic to the times when we are living.
It needs to be now. Because the instrument, even if I go to the Met Museum and play on the Christofori piano,
I'm not playing at the monastery or the palace where I'm playing. So I'm not at that acoustic anymore.
I'm not playing for the audience that that music was played for.
So the acoustics are different. The ears are different. Everything is different.
So the authenticity in its global sense is already broken.
So how am I feeling it right now and how am I transferring it to the ears right now?
How organic is it? That's probably how authentic it is.
The third episode of season five of The Pianopod features Dr. Haik Arsinyan,
award-winning pianist, composer, educator and scholar of Antonio Soler,
a Spanish composer who bridges the Baroque and classical eras.
In this exciting episode titled Soler in Arsinyan's World,
Dr. Arsinyan shares his deep passion for Soler, an often overlooked 18th century composer
and his dedication to preserving Soler's legacy through solereworld.com.
We also explore his extraordinary journey from Armenia to Paris, Moscow and finally New York City
and how his Armenian heritage has influenced his artistry and experiences as a global concert pianist.
I probably don't like the word teaching much. I like more the word sharing.
What I have is yours. I'm teaching you. That's not a lie. I have this and it's yours.
And I think that's the sharing that we also give to our audiences.
That's the sharing that I also give from my articles and my books.
That's the sharing that I give from my job at AGBU to my artists and to the audience that our artists are presenting.
That's the job that we're giving to the world presenting, sharing Armenian culture.
That's the job as a performer of Spanish music or any other kind of music.
It's the world that we are sharing together.
Dear TPP friends and listeners, don't miss this incredible opportunity to hear Haik's inspiring journey.
Join us tomorrow, October 8th at 8 p.m. Eastern Time for an engaging conversation
streaming on the Pianopods YouTube channel and available on all major podcast platforms.
Tune in and let this conversation spark new insights into your musical journey.