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The Artist as Citizen is a compilation of Joseph W. Polisis articles and speeches from his more than threedecade tenure as president of the Juilliard School. Ranging from inspirational to humorous to political, his writings focus on the role of the performing artist as a leader and communicator of human values.The collection provides an insiders view of the state of the performing arts and performing arts education in our society. Much needs to be accomplished to keep the classical performing arts alive for future generations, and Polisi, worldrenowned in his field of performing arts education, guides the way. He also addresses the important role that Juilliard plays in the workings of Lincoln Center in New York City and the politics and personalities involved in governing the worlds greatest performing arts center.This inspiring, incisive, and entertaining book has been updated with several new speeches and extensively revised chapters. It is a mustread for educators, performers, and anyone who cares about the future of the performing arts in America.
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The Artist as Citizen: Amadeus is such an inspiring read! It explores how music and art play a role in shaping society and encourages us to think about our impact. I’ve always been a fan of classical music, and this book deepened my appreciation for Mozart. Definitely worth picking up if you’re into artsy stuff!
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Samuel Torres
Interesting but Lengthy
I found The Artist as Citizen: Amadeus intriguing, although it felt a bit drawn out in parts. The insights about Mozart's life and influence are fascinating, but sometimes the pacing slowed down. Still, it’s a good read if you have an interest in how art interacts with society. Just be prepared for some lengthy passages.
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Priya Singh
Not What I Expected
Honestly, I was disappointed with The Artist as Citizen: Amadeus. I expected more focus on practical applications of art in today's world, but it felt more like a history lesson. Maybe it’s great for classical music buffs, but I was hoping for something different. Wouldn’t recommend it unless you’re really into Mozart.
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