In this episode, Julien Beurms talk about the future of celebrating 85 years of Jeunesses Musicales, launching the JMI Unity 80 Orchestra, and empowering young musicians. He also shares why innovation and entrepreneurial thinking are key to the future of classical music.
Julien Beurms, classical pianist and Executive Director of Jeunesses Musicales Wallonie-Bruxelles, joins us for a conversation that explores the evolving landscape of classical music. With a strong background in both performance and cultural leadership, Julien shares insights into the 85-year legacy of the Jeunesses Musicales movement, the launch of the JMI Unity 80 Orchestra, and the importance of supporting emerging talent. He also emphasizes the need for entrepreneurial thinking within the classical music sphere, offering a forward-looking perspective on how tradition and innovation can work together. This episode is essential for anyone interested in the future of classical music and the role of international networks like JMI in shaping it.
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