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Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event is 1 hr 24 min long.

Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event

Name: Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event
Genre: Concert/Special Events
Released: 2011-06-23
Duration: 84
Rating: 94

PG 1 hr 24 min

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Join NCM Fathom, TV Planet and The Movie Machine for DUDAMEL: Let the Children Play Premiere Event, an inspirational evening showcasing music as a universal right and the role it can play in shaping a person’s future. Captured in seven different countries, "DUDAMEL: Let the Children Play" is a glimpse into the world of orchestras, conducting, and the importance of music as a hopeful path to face the educational crisis worldwide. Gustavo Dudamel, the amazingly gifted conductor inspired by the Venezuelan musical and educational program "El Sistema," which immerses children in the world of music, art, teamwork, discipline, creativity, and high values, leads this journey through the stories of some of the young people who are experiencing the joy of music in the most diverse and contrasting corners of the world. The two hour event will also include "crescendo - why music is life” - a special 20 minute story produced by CNN en Español.

GENRE: Concert/Special Events
RELEASE DATE: Thursday, Jun 23, 2011

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How long is Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event?: Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event is 1 hr 24 min long.

Who directed Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event?: Alberto Arvelo Mendoza

What is Dudamel: Let the Children Play - Premiere Event about?: Join NCM Fathom, TV Planet and The Movie Machine for DUDAMEL: Let the Children Play Premiere Event, an inspirational evening showcasing music as a universal right and the role it can play in shaping a person’s future. Captured in seven different countries, "DUDAMEL: Let the Children Play" is a glimpse into the world of orchestras, conducting, and the importance of music as a hopeful path to face the educational crisis worldwide. Gustavo Dudamel, the amazingly gifted conductor inspired by the Venezuelan musical and educational program "El Sistema," which immerses children in the world of music, art, teamwork, discipline, creativity, and high values, leads this journey through the stories of some of the young people who are experiencing the joy of music in the most diverse and contrasting corners of the world. The two hour event will also include "crescendo - why music is life” - a special 20 minute story produced by CNN en Español.