Marc Sinan devours Bach, Beethoven and Mozart – a lecture-performance

In this humorous and analytical lecture-performance, Marc Sinan takes on the great pillars of German musical history: Bach, Mozart and Beethoven – larger than life, iconised, and still omnipresent in the classical music canon to this day. But why them, of all people? Are they truly the supreme artists of the millennium – or are invisible forces at work here, shaped by society, cultural hierarchies and historical attributions?

Sinan explores these questions with musical wit and analytical acuity. During this wild and entertaining evening he gleefully chips away at the pedestals of high culture, without losing any of its substance.