It is almost the end of the semester. After
12 classes of “The Future of Classical Music,” I benefited very much from not
only reading books by Cook, Hewett, and Levine, but also blogs written by my
classmates. In the class, we always bring the latest information about music to
each other, and discuss it; our discussions include the past and future of the
classical music’s development and tendency. Sometimes there are special guests
who visit, and make our class more interesting. We have had two appointments
with Dean Chin to talk about how to make Longy better, how to improve the
school, and obtain his sincerest responses. Although some of our questions have
not been resolved, I appreciate that the school cares about students’ ideas.
I like the arrangement and the content of
this class, and I enjoy the process of our discussion every time. When I finish
this class, it inspired me several new points and attempts of classical music
such as the presentation of the performance, audience’s reactions, and the development
of the classical music.
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