Hrůša: Tradition is not imitation but a conversation with what was important
In the complex world of orchestral conducting, Maestro Jakub Hrůša stands as a central figure in harmonizing tradition and innovation. In the Philharmonious podcast, he shares a deeply nuanced perspective of the classical music scene, encompassing his reflections on the Czech conducting tradition and his insights into the intricate dynamics among conductors, orchestras, and repertoire.
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"When it comes to tradition," Hrůša begins, "it's essential to understand that it's not about mere imitation. Instead, it's about engaging in a meaningful dialogue with what was important to previous generations. For me, this means striking a delicate balance between honoring the legacy of Czech conductors and forging my own path forward," says the Principal Guest Conductor of the Czech Philharmonic.
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"It's about absorbing their wisdom and experiences while also staying true to my own artistic voice. Tradition should inspire, not constrain, allowing us to carry forward timeless values that resonate with audiences and musicians alike," he adds.
In the rest of the interview, Hrůša explores topics such as repertoire diversity, leadership authenticity, and advises the young generation to work hard, but not only. Tune in to the latest episode of the Philharmonious Podcast featuring Maestro Jakub Hrůša.
Jakub Hrůša and Alim Beisembayev at the Rudolfinum
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