Three musical scholars envision similarities in missions in the latter years of life - to save, acknowledge and perform unforgettable and well written musical genres - Wynton Marsalis, Riccardi Muti and Marvin Hamlisch - Wynton Marsalis an American (educator, composer, classical and jazz trumpeter and managing and artist director of Jazz at Lincoln Center an orchestra is blazing a trail for the revival, remembrance and teaching of the American Art form of Blues, Jazz, Gospel and how these forms assimilate into other cultures. Maestro Riccardo Muti conductor for the world renown Chicago Symphony Orchestra request we continue to support the symphonies and classical music for their own sustenance as well as that of future generations: Do not forget, for your spiritual and cultural bread, to come to the symphony --for your children, for your grandchildren. Marvin Hamlisch was an American film, theatre composer, conductor, music director and arranger. The Associated Press described him as having written some of the best-loved and most enduring songs and scores in movie history. He has a history of accomplishments similar to Wynton Marsalis. He held the position of Principal Pops Conductor for various orchestras to keep alive the American film and theater lyricist, arrangers and composers during his time and the past.
Posted on: Mon, 06 Oct 2014 19:24:27 +0000
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