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The story of conductor extraordinaire Gustavo Dudamel, and the music education program, El Sistema, that led him to success.
When Gustavo Dudamel, at the age of twenty-eight, ascended the podium at the Hollywood Bowl for his inaugural concert as conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, he immediately captivated the hearts of his audience, just as he had the minds of music critics who designated him a modern-day Leonard Bernstein.In Changing Lives, the maestros story becomes the entry point to an equally captivating subject: El Sistema, the music education program that nurtured his musical talent, first as a young violinist and then as a budding conductor under the mentorship of its founder, Jos Antonio Abreu. What began in Venezuela has now reached children in Los Angeles, New York City, Baltimore, and cities around the world. No matter the location, the overarching goal of El Sistema is unwavering: to rescue children from the depredations of poverty through music. Part history, part reportage, this book reveals that arts education can indeed effect positive social change. 16 pages of black-and-white photographs
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Changing Lives
Gustavo Dudamel, El Sistema, and the
Transformative Power of Music 
Tricia Tunstall
W. W. Norton & Company NEW YORK LONDON
To the children of El Sistema, past, present, and future
our best teachers and guides to the truth that music can change lives
Contents
A barrio in Caracas, 2009 ( Jeffrey Stock )
The ncleo Los Chorros, Caracas, 2009 ( Jeffrey Stock )
Childrens orchestra at the ncleo Los Chorros, Caracas, 2009 ( Jeffrey Stock)
Jamie Bernstein performing with the Caracas Symphony Youth Orchestra, 2009 ( Jeffrey Stock )
Young violinists at the ncleo la Rinconada,
Caracas, 2010 ( Stephanie Scherpf )
Beginning violinist at la Rinconada, 2010 ( Stephanie Scherpf )
Violin class at la Rinconada, 2010 ( Stephanie Scherpf )
White Hands Chorus at Barquisimeto, 2009 ( Frank Di Polo )
National Childrens Orchestra of Venezuela, 2010 ( Frank Di Polo )
Dudamel with the Simn Bolvar Youth Orchestra of Venezuela, in Asia, 2008 ( Frank Di Polo )
Dudamel conducting the Simn Bolvar Youth Orchestra in the Caracas barrio La Vega, 2009 ( FESNOJIV Archives )
Maestro Abreu congratulating Dudamel at La Vega concert, 2009 ( FESNOJIV Archives )
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Maestro Abreu, 2010 ( FESNOJIV Archives )
The first class of Abreu Fellows in Caracas with Maestro Abreu, February 2010. From left to right: Mark Churchill, Dantes Rameau, Stanford Thompson, Lorrie Heagy, Rebecca Levi, David Malek, Jonathan Govias, Christine Witkowski, Dan Berkowitz, Katie Wyatt, lvaro Rodas, Stephanie Scherpf ( Joaquin Avellan )
Childrens orchestra at Harmony Program, New York, with director Anne Fitzgibbon in white skirt, 2010 ( Arpi Pap )
Beginning cellist with teacher, Harmony Program, 2010 ( Stephen Pile )
Violinists at YOSA Music Learning Center, Good Samaritan Community Services, San Antonio, 2010 ( rickpatrickphotography.com )
YOSA Music Learning Center String Orchestra, 2010 ( Nict Hayes)
Violinist in OrchKids Program, Baltimore, 2010 ( Stephanie Scherpf )
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra conductor Marin Alsop working with OrchKids, 2010 ( Nick Skinner, OrchKids site manager )
Flutists in the YOLA program, Los Angeles, 2010 ( Craig T. Mathew/Mathew Imaging )
The Paper Orchestra, YOLA at HOLA, Los Angeles, 2010 ( Craig T. Mathew/Mathew Imaging )
Childrens first moments with their violins, at the ICAN Music Project in Santa Barbara, 2010 ( Clint Weisman )
Dudamel conducting the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra at the BBC Proms, 2008 ( Chris Christodoulou )
Dudamel conducting the Simn Bolvar Youth Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, 2007 ( Jennifer Taylor )
Dudamel with his wife, Eloisa Maturn, on tour in Italy, 2007 (Frank Di Polo)
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