Un mare compozitor polonez ajuns la București, despre responsabilitatea artiștilor de a reacționa. „Când văd lucrurile îngrozitoare care se întâmplă, nu pot să rămân calm și tăcut”

Polish composer Zygmunt Krauze, nearly 88, discusses the role of artists in responding to war and violence. He emphasizes the importance of addressing human conditions and atrocities through music, influenced by his childhood experiences during WWII. Krauze believes artists should not remain silent about societal issues, as seen in his recent works like 'Children’s Requiem', which memorializes children killed in conflicts. He expresses frustration with colleagues who ignore the world around them, asserting that music can convey powerful messages about humanity's struggles.