February 27, 2013  to February 28, 2013

In October of 1853, the influential composer and music critic Robert Schumann wrote a famous article about a young man he had just met.

In this article titled “New Paths,” Schumann proclaimed this unknown youth as a musical prodigy with far-ranging abilities, heaping many praises on his never-heard-before compositions and even calling him a “chosen one!” But just what would a modest 20-year-old composing in the wake of Beethoven be able to achieve for the art of music? Join us as we find out!

Young People’s Concert: “New Paths” and Great Expectations
February 27 & 28, 2013
9:45 am and 11:10 am
Trinity University’s Laurie Auditorium
Akiko Fujimoto, conductor

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