Pianist Min-Jung Kym on music as part of cancer therapy
Min-Jung Kym also tells us about the exciting new technological innovation that piano makers Steinway & Sons have created to transform long-distance recording.
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Min-Jung Kym also tells us about the exciting new technological innovation that piano makers Steinway & Sons have created to transform long-distance recording.
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We also discuss the reaction of Demna Gvasalia, the Georgian-born director of French fashion house Balenciaga, to the war in Ukraine. When he was 12 years old, he was one of 250,000 Georgians forced from their homes by Abkhazian separatists during Georgia's civil war, crossing the Caucasus mountains with his family. Gvasalia says the war has "triggered the pain of a past trauma" he has carried in him since 1993, when "the same thing happened" in his home country.
We also discuss new releases from US singer, songwriter and musician Robert Glasper, Belgian singer Stromae and get a glimpse of new material from Florence and the Machine.
Talk about one for the ages.
Meanwhile, Israel's president has warned that the country's democracy and key institutions are at stake. The message came after a newspaper published reports claiming that police have illegally used Pegasus malware to spy on dozens of ministers, activists or business leaders.