ConductAction

Art imitating life?!
👨🏻‍🎨 Alexis Rockman.

Smarty pants Curtis Institute of Music find the voice for change in Tchaikovsky! It's worth noting--with an accent on top of this note (!)--that these best-of-the-best performers were able to step away from analyzing the piece and just have fun with it. So the key to take away from this music talk (I know, I know, I gotta stop with the Dad jokes) is that ANY human being, musician or not, can feel the classical composer behind his music with the guidance of our ConductActivists. And yeah, classical music has this stigma that it's an art form reserved for the highly educated and affluent folk, but who says it has to stay that way?! We're breaking norms and making composers current in today's social climate. JOIN US THIS THURSDAY at 7:30pm at City Hall to follow the action! Tickets: https://conductaction.com/tix-1?olsPage=products

Pop-up Listening Booth at Curtis Institute Watch Curtis Institute students share their reactions to ConductAction's Call-to-ConductAction-Challenge! This was in response to Tchaikovsky's Piano Concert...