The project really stems from the increasing polarization
around the whole issue of climate change.
And it's no surprise that it's in the media,
kind of in the cyclical nature.
Some big piece of news happens.
Media outlets talk about climate change
for a moment in time, and then it subsides.
It's onto the next headline.
The need for us all to take action
and begin to build a much more unified groundswell
around action.
It requires more consistency in that message.
So this whole effort was an opportunity
to create a consistent year round, week to week, month
to month day to day, actually, opportunity
to keep the discussion around climate change
in the public sphere, in the audience regularly.
So the whole design of this is essentially
a suite of three movements.
Each pianist who wishes to participate,
and they can be a professional concert pianist,
they can be an amateur pianist, can download the music
at no charge, can choose to play in recital formats,
in social media, and posting it.
More on this conversation with multi-award winning composer
Brian Field.
Listen to the entire episode, which
will be dropped this Tuesday, April 11, 8 PM Eastern
on your favorite podcasting platform.