Her mother is the executive director of the Little Orchestra Society, an organization that introduces classical music to children and adults in New York.
Part 2, at 9, explores the significance of the arts in Detroit, including an installation by Tyree Guyton (above) focusing on the city's homeless and the Sphinx Organization, which introduces classical music to Latino and black children.
With almost evangelical earnestness, Scorsese expresses his desire to introduce "classical Italian cinema" — De Sica, Roberto Rossellini, Pietro Germi, Francesco Rosi, Pier Paolo Pasolini, among others — to audiences unfamiliar with their work.
The black-tie evening, which begins with the concert at 7, will raise money for the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra and its educational programs, including one seeking to introduce classical music to young audiences in Israel.
When I get back to the ghetto, I'm going to say, 'Yo, check this out!' " Mr. Lythgoe said he was delighted to introduce classical music to enthusiastic new audiences.
The symphony still expects to conduct its Young People's Music Workshop on Nov. 15, when orchestra musicians are to visit the county's public schools and introduce classical music to third through sixth graders.
Sure, you can quibble with "Music of the Heart," in which a white violin teacher and black principal in Harlem battle hostile parents and lazy teachers to introduce classical music to students in a violence-ridden cultural wasteland.
Recent polling has suggested that voters themselves are less wed to the old definitions of secular and religious in a country where Mr. Ataturk once considered putting pews in mosques and introducing classical Western music at services.
May 7, 1776 Egyhazashetye, Hungary February 24 , 1836Nikla, Hungary Dániel Berzsenyi, (born May 7 , 1776 Egyházashetye, Hung. died Feb. 24, 1836, Nikla) poet who first successfully introduced classical metres and themes in Hungarian poetry.
1585 Pontoise, France June 4, 1654 Paris, France Jacques Lemercier, Lemercier also spelled Le Mercier (born 1585, Pontoise, France died June 4, 1654, Paris) French architect who, along with François Mansart and Louis Le Vau, shaped French architecture by introducing classical elements.
Secondly, he was principally responsible for introducing classical Indian music to western audiences and musicians, including the violinist Yehudi Menuhin and George Harrison of the Beatles, whose association with Shankar from 1966 made him briefly (and somewhat reluctantly) the first Indian pop star and an "honorary hippie".
