Posted on 20/09/06
Thinking outside the concert-hall box
The inmates, spooked by years of isolation, decided to break out of the prison. The odd thing was that the warden slipped them the keys.Okay, I'm dramatizing a little. But from a certain angle, the Canadian Music Centre's efforts to turn Canadian composers loose on public spaces looks like a revolt organized by the same group that has spent decades lobbying to get contemporary music into concert halls, not out of them.
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