Performance of Classical Music in Collaboration with the Solberg Brothers

Integrating creative and cultural pursuits is what the word “synthesis” means in the context of visual art, photography, and music. This fusion recognises the synergistic nature of the arts and how photography, music, and art can inspire fresh perspectives. Both Jos Solberg’s paintings and his brother Theo’s photography revolve around the ‘landscape’ in this instance, and the synthesis is finished off by violinist Petra Herič’s chosen music.

Mountain ranges, valleys, plains, trees, forests, rivers, and other water features are common subjects in landscape paintings and photographs.
Almost without exception, the sky and weather play a role in the final product. It becomes clear that music can likewise portray the environment when we consider the famous “seasons” of Vivaldi.
Tone, colour, and coherence are features of music that are analogous to those of landscapes. An aural “landscape” can frequently conjure mental “pictures” in those who hear it.