MRL International Music Festival in New York will select outstanding young musicians and music learners from around the world to gather in Manhattan, New York - the global center of musical arts, establishing an international platform for the globalization of young musical talents and international music education exchange. World-leading conservatory department chairs will serve as judges and faculty, allowing participants to appreciate exemplary musical works, immerse in world-class cultural experiences, share the resonance of exquisite musical artistry, and embark on a transformative performance journey and unforgettable musical education experience.
Juilliard Bookstore Visit
On the morning of February 11 (U.S. time), students visited The Juilliard School. In the afternoon, they explored the American Museum of Natural History and the iconic Empire State Building. However, what impressed students most was undoubtedly The Juilliard School.
Berklee Immersion Experience
According to the itinerary, on February 12 (U.S. time), Professor Li Mo, Academic Director of LBM, led students to visit Yale University in New York before proceeding to Berklee College of Music in Boston.
Secrets of Harvard's Main Gate
On February 13 (U.S. time), the group visited New England Conservatory and Harvard University's historic campus, taking photos with the world-famous "Statue of Three Lies" at Harvard Yard. Let's see what insights our students gained at Harvard!
Historic Trinity Church
After Harvard, students visited the ancient Trinity Church and Hancock Tower, passing through Boston Common, Swan Lake Park, Prudential Tower, Boston Public Library, and the golden-domed Massachusetts State House.
About Trinity Church
Located in London's Marylebone district, Trinity Church was designed in 1825 by Sir John Soane, one of Britain's greatest modern architects. This Gothic-style architecture differs significantly from the more ornate Baroque style commonly seen in Rome.
As the music festival approaches its conclusion, we believe students have gained tremendously. There are still more wonderful arrangements awaiting - let's look forward to them together!
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| Mark Silverman, Chair of Piano Department, Manhattan School of Music | Susan Starr, Second Prize Winner, International Tchaikovsky Competition | André Schub, Professor of Piano, Manhattan School of Music | Ernesto Barletta, Pre-College Piano Faculty, The Juilliard School |