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Mad for Seven
Three musicians play a mad piece in 7/8, trapped under the spell of the number 7. Playing passionately together, each musician is possessed by 7 in a different way. Who can tell what is real and what is not?
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Three musicians play a mad piece in 7/8, trapped under the spell of the number 7. Playing passionately together, each musician is possessed by 7 in a different way. Who can tell what is real and what is not?
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