Arts and Cultural Heritage Grant for Organizations
ACHF Arts Access ACHF Arts Education ACHF Cultural Heritage
The lecture-recital will offer information and music to the community that they may not have experienced before. Bemidji State University students and faculty will actively learn to perform a new type of music and how to build innovative ideas into a professional workshop. Students and audiences at Headwaters School of Music and the Arts will get to watch highly-respected teachers and performers in their element. After the masterclass, students and faculty will have video recorded discussion groups led by the artists in which they will be asked for their feedback on whether or not their perceptions changed regarding this music and how. After the lecture-recital and performance presentation students and audience members will get the opportunity to ask questions, all of which will be recorded. Upon completing the project, emails requesting feedback will be sent to all students, faculty, and Headwaters.
The impact of this project became apparent particularly during the question/answers sessions after each recital and in the discussion group held after the masterclass. Audiences asked questions about the repertoire and the experience of the performers. Students in the discussion group described how their approach and interest in this music had changed through this activity. Both evaluation methods exposed misconceptions that we were able to then discuss openly.
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