CARE Playlist | Interview with Stéphanie-Aloysia Moretti (copy)
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Discover the CARE playlist, in collaboration with the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation, now available on Spotify, Deezer and Youtube.
This eclectic playlist, which blends pop, rock and rhythm & blues, focuses on the theme of love and care for oneself and others. The Beatles’ With a Little Help from My Friends is an ode to friendship, while Gregory Porter’s No Love Dying is a celebration of love.
We asked the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation to compile a soundtrack that complements the three key themes of our permanent exhibition through 4 playlists. The playlist is linked to the "reducing natural risks" section and the Human.Kind temporary exhibition.
Music has the power to make us dance, smile or cry – to express what it is that makes us human, in all its complexity. Five songs are featured in the permanent exhibition. You can listen to more with 4 playlists to discover at home, on a walk or in our gardens.
We’ve also included five songs from those playlists in the permanent exhibition. Happy listening!
We would like to express our gratitude to Stéphanie-Aloysia Moretti, Director of music mediation at the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation, for curating these playlists.
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CARE Playlist | Interview with Stéphanie-Aloysia Moretti (copy)
Description
Discover the CARE playlist, in collaboration with the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation, now available on Spotify, Deezer and Youtube.
This eclectic playlist, which blends pop, rock and rhythm & blues, focuses on the theme of love and care for oneself and others. The Beatles’ With a Little Help from My Friends is an ode to friendship, while Gregory Porter’s No Love Dying is a celebration of love.
We asked the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation to compile a soundtrack that complements the three key themes of our permanent exhibition through 4 playlists. The playlist is linked to the "reducing natural risks" section and the Human.Kind temporary exhibition.
Music has the power to make us dance, smile or cry – to express what it is that makes us human, in all its complexity. Five songs are featured in the permanent exhibition. You can listen to more with 4 playlists to discover at home, on a walk or in our gardens.
We’ve also included five songs from those playlists in the permanent exhibition. Happy listening!
We would like to express our gratitude to Stéphanie-Aloysia Moretti, Director of music mediation at the Montreux Jazz Artists Foundation, for curating these playlists.
