Beth & Flo
about their first performance not what you think, Theaterkrant wrote how the pianists "prove an hour and a half that classical music is not dead and dusty" and during the final of the AKF in 2020 the jury praised them as “a promising cabaret duo thatWhat the audience says about classical music, that doesn't matter to Beth & Flo anymore.
Because the voice in their head is already present enough.
You hear it too?
The inner voice that whispers, roars, dramt.
Sings kindergarten tunes on a painfully slow beat.
He gives merciless criticism, or makes you dream away from reality.
So Beth & Flo would prefer to ignore him, by playing hard Rachmaninov or a lightning -fast Etude by Chopin.
No, prefer not to start the conversation with that voice.
Rather another topic, please.
The second cabaret show from Beth & Flo is personal and sometimes hurts a bit.
The piano music of great composers such as Rachmaninov, Scriabin and Bach provides crackling fireworks of four hands on one wing and perhaps, if necessary, for comfort.
