Ayala: ‘So much teaching’ — San Antonio chamber orchestra thrives while symphony fades away
, an innovative ensemble of young performers on a mission to make classical music relevant; and 12 teaching artist fellows studying music at universities across the country and in Mexico.
At the same time, the pros are tuning up to perform in CMI’s regular concert season, even as they prepare to showcase the junior faculty and campers in their own shows.Unlike the symphony, it’s a young institution. Unlike the symphony, it has diversity and inclusiveness deep in its DNA. Mason, for instance, is a multiracial arts administrator who’s worked in radio, music journalism and talent management. He’s been a voice actor and a performer in a funk band.
Its performing artists hail from Europe, Asia, Mexico and the rest of the Americas, including Venezuela, a country revered for its classical music education.
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