The Punk Ethos is defined by anti-authoritarian and anti-establishment views, carried out in a DIY fashion. Is there anyone in Classical Music truly doing this, or is elitism too deeply ingrained in the culture?
I explore the roots of punk, the differences between punk as a genre and as an ethos, and finally I give my 3 favourite classical music “punks.”
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Chapters:
0:00 - The Origins of Punk
7:55 - Disco, LGBTQ+ and Kneecap
12:20 - Support your local Punk
14:40 - Why Classical Music ISN’T Punk
18:55 - Franz Liszt and Clevage
25:55 - Stockhausen and Polyamory
34:17 - Currentzis and Big Boots
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