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Jul. 25 | In Conversation: The End of Classical Music is Vastly Overrated

  A close-up of a violin in front of a blue curtain with the text: In Conversation: The End of Classical Music is Vastly Overrated
Amy Zielinski
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Vermont Public

In Conversation: The End of Classical Music is Vastly Overrated
Tuesday, July 25, 2023
5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Manchester Community Library
138 Cemetery Ave, Manchester Center, VT 05255

Presented by Manchester Music Festival in collaboration with Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning.

Classical music has thrived for centuries and is one of the most powerful, moving, and enriching genres. But many say classical music is now facing its biggest challenges of all time. We hope you can join this thought-provoking discussion on its place in history and in today’s world. With musician and Manchester Music Festival artistic director Philip Setzer and Vermont Public Classical’s Helen Lyons and James Stewart. We’ll also hear from pre-professional musicians of Manchester Music Festival’s Young Artists Program.

Tickets and more information are available here.

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Amy grew up loving PBS and she began her public media career as a camera operator at WKAR Public Media in Lansing, MI. After college she held positions in production and fundraising at Detroit Public TV, Connecticut Public and GBH in Boston. After a break to pursue dreams of working in agriculture Amy moved to Vermont in June 2019 to manage events for Vermont Public. When Amy is not communicating with the Vermont Public audience you can find her gardening, kayaking, camping, cross country skiing and enjoying the bounty of Vermont’s farmers.
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