This Friday, on January 11th, beginning at 11 am, Colombian time, three masters of Gabriel García Márquez Fellowship in cultural journalism will participate in the discussion group "The mind of the Baroque" as part of the Cartagena Music Festival, which takes place from January 5th to 13th.
Participants of the discussion group:
Jonathan Levi, writer and journalist, founder and editor in the U.S. in the literary magazine Granta and currently writes about art in media such as The International Herald Tribune and Condé Nast Traveler.
Anne Midgette, classical music critic for The Washington Post. She has written about music, visual arts, dance, theater and cinema in The Wall Street Journal, Opera News, The Los Angeles Times, among other media. Leads the blog Classical Beat.
Diego Fischerman, Argentine Página/12 columnist, author of books about Beethoven and Piazzolla, host the radio programs Major mode stories at the station La 2x4, Nightclub in Alexandria at the National Classical Radio, and blogger in Fischerman's Tales.
"The mind of the Baroque", discussion with Jonathan Levi, Anne Midgette and Fischerman Diego.
Date: Friday, January 11.
Time: 11 am to 12 m., Colombian time. CONSULT YOUR LOCAL TIME HERE
Location: Hotel Sofitel Santa Clara Chapel.
Time: 11 am to 12 m., Colombian time. CONSULT YOUR LOCAL TIME HERE
Location: Hotel Sofitel Santa Clara Chapel.
To follow the live webcast, log in to www.fnpi.org, where you will find a link to start viewing the video signal. Jonathan Levi, Anne Midgette and Diego Fischerman are in Cartagena participating as teachers of the Gabriel García Márquez Fellowship in cultural journalism, which call the Ministry of Culture of Colombia and FNPI.