Visit the Benjamin Zander Center for a selection of past interpretation classes. View the Blog for information about the current interpretation class. 



ARE YOU AN ACCOMPLISHED  HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE MUSICIAN LOOKING TO IMPROVE YOUR PERFORMANCES?

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Boston Philharmonic Founder and Conductor Benjamin Zander’s Saturday morning Interpretation Classes are among the most extraordinary – and, thanks to video, most widely seen – of all the conductor’s musical activities. During these classes, which are free and open to the public (no need for a ticket), Mr. Zander guides highly accomplished young musicians who live or study in the Boston area to become more communicative in order to develop more alive interpretations of a huge range of classical masterworks. The audience at these events feels very much a part of the process of transformation that unfolds, week after week.

These classes give everyone involved a window into how music can and should be performed in order to engage, stimulate and inspire the audience at the deepest level. High school and college musicians are invited to apply to be a participant by contacting info@bostonphil.org.

Mr. Zander’s famed communication skills and lifetime immersion in all aspects of musical performance help him to be a transformative musical coach who guides and inspires players of all instruments to a deeper understanding of what the music is actually asking of the performer and how to communicate that with the greatest intensity and authenticity to the audience.

Visit the Benjamin Zander Center for a selection of past interpretation classes.

Interpretation Class Schedule

Classes take place from 10:00am–12:00pm on the following Saturdays at the Boston Public Library - Central Branch Rabb Hall. All dates are subject to change. Please check back here to confirm!

October 5, 2024

November 23, 2024

December 14, 2024

March 8, 2025

April 5, 2025

May 10, 2025

More Interpretation Class Videos can be found at:

BPO YouTube

Benjamin Zander Center

 

 

 

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