Jul 21
Leadership, in music and in life, begins with listening.
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Leadership, in music and in life, begins with listening.
I often think about how the arts have shaped my life, not as one straight path, but as a series of discoveries. Before I ever stood on a podium, I was an electric guitarist, learning music through energy, instinct, and the physical vibration of sound. Later, conducting opened another world: architecture, form, memory, gesture, and the deep responsibility of bringing musicians into a shared act of listening. What has stayed constant is the belief that music is never just sound. It is narrative. It is emotion and intellect. It is a way of understanding the world through the body, the mind, and the imagination. Every time I conduct, I feel that the arts are not separate from life. They shape how we listen, how we collaborate, how we take risks, and how we build meaning together.
Johannes Brahms: Hungarian Dance No. 1
Peter Peyman Farzinpour, Conductor
One of the most beautiful pieces ever composed by Mahler, performed with choreography and multimedia here.
One of the most beautiful and Romantic period pieces ever composed, by Anton Webern!