Videos

Music and Meaning in a Political Age
Seaside Symposium: Leon Krier

Urban planner and architect Léon Krier’s presentation at FSI’s Seaside Symposium, “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Seaside Symposium: Gregory Hoss

Architect Gregory Hoss’s presentation on the concert halls of David M. Schwarz Architects at FSI’s Seaside Symposium, “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Seaside Symposium: Duncan Stroik

Duncan Stroik’s presentation, “Temples for Music and Music for Temples,” at FSI’s Seaside Symposium, “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Seaside Symposium: Dhiru Thadani

Urban planner and architect Dhiru Thadani’s presentation, “Introduction to the Principles of New Urbanism for the Symphony Orchestra,” at FSI’s Seaside Symposium: “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Seaside Symposium: Clifford Gayley

Architect Clifford Gayley’s presentation, “Places for Music: Evolution and Experimentation across 25 Years,” at FSI’s Seaside Symposium, “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Seaside Symposium: Andrew Balio

Andrew Balio’s opening address at FSI’s Seaside Symposium, “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Seaside Symposium: Andres Duany

Andres Duany’s impromptu presentation on the small-town concert hall at FSI’s Seaside Symposium, “Building Communities with Music.” March 2018 in Seaside, Florida.
Future Symphony Institute

THE FUTURE SYMPHONY INSTITUTE is a new and entirely independent, nonpartisan, and nonprofit think tank dedicated to classical music. It is a place where ideas are reborn – ideas that boldly challenge and unflinchingly reframe the ways we understand the problems facing orchestras and classical music in our modern age. Comprised of a growing community…
Marin Alsop: Maximizing Opportunity

Marin Alsop, music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, addresses attendees of FSI’s Future of the Symphony Conference, hosted by the University of Baltimore in September 2014.