[NEohioPAL] Benjaimin Zander lecture and concerts

[Brian Del Bianco]

For those of you that are not familiar with Mr. Zander's work, I encourage you to research him a bit.  He is the only conductor I know of that encourages feedback and SUGGESTIONS from the musicians of the orchestra.  I would encourage everybody to attend his talk.  Read on:

 

 


The Akron Symphony invites students and educators to experience the music and wisdom of one of 
the most engaging conductors and teachers of our time – renowned Mahler expert Maestro Benjamin Zander.

Tickets for the March 20 & 21 performances are currently available for students 
at half price, from $10 to $25 ea.

Student rush tickets will also be available at the door one hour prior to the start of each concert for $5 ea.

EVEN BETTER...

Maestro Zander will present a talk, “Experiencing The Art of Possibility,” on Thursday, March 18 at the Cleveland Institute of Music’s Kulas Hall at 4:15 PM. Zander, co-author of the best-selling book The Art of Possibility, is known throughout the world as a speaker (including The World Economic Forum at Davos and the famed TED conference) with his exuberant message of music as a transformational tool and a metaphor for leadership. The talk is free and open to the public. 

All students attending the CIM talk will receive a voucher for a FREE ticket to 
the March 21 performance at Severance Hall.  Seating is limited and 


available on a first-come, first-served basis.

To RSVP for the March 18 CIM talk, send an e-mail to Renee Anthony Dee, 
Director of Artistic Planning at the Akron Symphony (rdee at akronsymphony.org)

To pre-order tickets for March 20, call (330) 535-8131

To pre-order tickets for March 21, call (800) 686-1141



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