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Brett Dean’s The Lost Art of Letter Writing

by Maureen Buja September 29th, 2022 Tags: Dean

In his 2009 violin concerto, composer Brett Dean looked at an art form that is not only being lost in today’s world but being replaced with something that gives a different level of satisfaction: the letter. The Lost Art of

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