Music, Mysticism, and Quiet Radicalism in Wild Up’s “The Interior Castle”

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In a world of constant connectivity, what do we gain from looking within? Wild Up’s Jun. 6 program, titled “The Interior Castle,” contended with this question and the effects of introspection on a composer’s output. The GRAMMY-nominated orchestral collective, conducted by Artistic Director Christopher Rountree, brought works by women spanning nearly 1,000 years to the … Continued The post Music, Mysticism, and Quiet Radicalism in Wild Up’s “The Interior Castle” appeared first on I CARE IF YOU LISTEN.