Our life has no end in just the way in which our visual field has no limits.
have blog :: will travel
Visitors seeking to develop a program based upon Abreu's philosophy.
A dozen American players, grouped in an organisation called the "Abreu Fellowship" to honour the founding master of the Venezuelan orchestral system (El Sistema), arrived in Venezuela to study closely the FESNOJIV academic programs, to extend the results so successfully applied in Venezuela, in the U.S. and Canada.
The visit is due to an initiative that seeks to reproduce in North America, the Venezuelan model of Nucleos (music schools) as a way to "reconcile our efforts to build structures like those in all of Venezuela," said the head of this program Mark Churchill, Director of the New England Conservatory.
Professor Churchill, who is leading the artistic delegation visiting Venezuela, FESNOJIV has launched a project to promote "Sistema USA" aimed at "sowing the principles of teaching" inspired by the determination to build a gigantic musical movement that constitutes reality and an example in the context of our global world.
In the words of the maestro José Antonio Abreu,
"These wills combine to enable a world framed in progress and prosperity, to become an impassable barrier against drugs and violence."
Canada sends a task force to peek into the Abreu Miracle? hmmm ... something wonderful this way comes?
"The World
Is waiting
For the Sunrise
For the Sunrise
The World
Is waiting ..."
Our life has no end in just the way in which our visual field has no limits.
Our life has no end in just the way in which our visual field has no limits.
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