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Funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the Institute for Music Leadership was formed to ensure that Eastman students, alumni, and professional musicians obtain the skills, education, and experience they need to take leadership roles. The institute will also bridge the gap between the academic and professional worlds.
"The institute will become a vital 'hub' for creating, sharing, and implementing cutting-edge ideas to ensure the vitality and relevance of music in the 21st century," said Eastman Director and Dean James Undercofler.
Under the direction of Eastman Professor Ramon Ricker, the institute will also serve as the umbrella structure for Eastman's certificate, diploma, and partnership programs.
Outside of Eastman, the institute will also participate in Mellon Foundation- sponsored forums to assist 14 other American orchestras that are grappling with issues of organizational structure and dynamics, leadership, and culture.
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