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Videos: Orchestrating Diversity, at the Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center

By on Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 4:04 pm

In this week's paper, Bob McMahon wrote about the Orchestrating Diversity program. Helmed by Mark Sarich of the Lemp Neighborhood Arts Center, the summer program helped underprivileged high school musicians learn about music theory and performance.

When he was observing the participants, McMahon shot a few videos. Here they are:

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