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    26/04/2026

    THE CULTURE SHOW

    Braque and Satie

    In this episode we look at the influence Erik Satie had on Georges Braque and look at the artist’s 1921 work ‘Guitar and Glass (Socrates) - Guitare et verre (Socrate)’, where Braque references parts of Satie’s score for his symphonic drama ’Socrate’. Braque shared a deep friendship with Satie and the work was born from this friendship.

    We will hear Satie’s ‘Socrate’ in its entirety – a work that stands as a deliberate, serene antithesis to the dramatic excesses of 19th-century opera. 

    We will also look at a lithograph by Braque inspired by the mythology of Ancient Greece – ‘Phaéton, (Chariot I)’, filled with symbolic power, and hear the symphonic poem of Saint-Saens on the same subject.

    26/04/2026 - 足本 Full (HKT 19:05 - 20:00)

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    03/05/2026

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    BRAQUE'S VIOLINS

    Georges Braque co-founded Cubism with Pablo Picasso and revolutionized 20th-century painting. Where Analytical Cubism breaks objects into fragmented, muted-color planes to analyze form, the later Synthetic Cubism reverses this, building or 'synthesizing' images from simple, bright shapes, collage, real materials and found objects. We will explore works by Braque that embody both types of Cubism, all of which feature the violin.

    And, we will hear works for the violin considered 'Cubist' because they, much like the paintings, deconstruct the apparent stability of the violin's traditional sound, offering multiple viewpoints and rhythmic fragments. On the programme: Hindemith, Stravinsky and Schoenberg.

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    主持人:Stacey Rodda 盧廸思

    BRAQUE'S VIOLINS

    Georges Braque co-founded Cubism with Pablo Picasso and revolutionized 20th-century painting. Where Analytical Cubism breaks objects into fragmented, muted-color planes to analyze form, the later Synthetic Cubism reverses this, building or 'synthesizing' images from simple, bright shapes, collage, real materials and found objects. We will explore works by Braque that embody both types of Cubism, all of which feature the violin.

    And, we will hear works for the violin considered 'Cubist' because they, much like the paintings, deconstruct the apparent stability of the violin's traditional sound, offering multiple viewpoints and rhythmic fragments. On the programme: Hindemith, Stravinsky and Schoenberg.

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    03/05/2026

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