Sarabande- THE GLENN GOULD PROJECT, created by KARISHMEH FELFELI - PIANIST, VOCALIST AND PRESENTER- CHANGING THE RECORD - OFFBEAT CLASSICAL MUSIC RADIO PROGRAM WITH KARISHMEH - RADIO IRELAND/DUBLIN

Equal opportunities for all musicians

Musicians of the Future was devised by pianist, vocalist, broadcaster and educator Karishmeh Felfeli-Crawford as a performance platform for Irish musicians from diverse backgrounds, with a gala concert taking place at the John Field Room, National Concert hall, Dublin, where all performers are given the opportunity to showcase their talents, irrespective of genre or age, for an audience that also includes key members of the arts community. There is also a category for amateur musicians of a high enough standard, and in past concerts, performers have included violinists, pianists, cellists, percussionist, guitarist, flautists and harpist, with the youngest performer aged fourteen, and genres ranging from classical, opera, jazz and contemporary. All profits, after costs, are donated to selected charities (past concerts have benefited the School for the Blind, in Poona, Cats Aid, Ireland, the DSPCA, and Little Blind People.

Karishmeh Felfeli-Crawford, vocalist,pianist, broadcaster and Artistic Director of Sarabande-The Glenn Gould Project, has created a new genre of classical music radio with Offbeat Canadian Musicians on OFFBEAT Louis Lortie Daniel Wnukowski Naida Cole Glenn Gould Radio Documentaries RTE Radio 1 Documentary featuring Karishmeh Felfeli-Crawford,Dr James Wright and David Jaeger. RTE Radio 1 Special on Glenn Gould Karishmeh discusses Gould & Richter on RTE Radio 1 Sound Stories (click 20 Sept '07	MUSICIANS OF THE FUTURE www.musiciansofthefuture.com Equal opportunities for all musicians Musicians of the Future was devised by pianist, vocalist, broadcaster and educator Karishmeh Felfeli-Crawford as a performance platform for Irish musicians from diverse backgrounds, with a gala concert taking place at the John Field Room, National Concert hall, Dublin, where all performers are given the opportunity to showcase their talents, irrespective of genre or age, for an audience that also includes key members of the arts community. There is also a category for amateur musicians of a high enough standard, and in past concerts, performers have included violinists, pianists, cellists, percussionist, guitarist, flautists and harpist, with the youngest performer aged fourteen, and genres ranging from classical, opera, jazz and contemporary. All profits, after costs, are donated to selected charities (past concerts have benefited the School for the Blind, in Poona, Cats Aid, Ireland, the DSPCA, and Little Blind People.	Changing the Record - OFFBEAT RADIO The Glenn Gould Foundation GlennGould.com Musicians of the Future Information Musicians of the Future.com Masterclass with Philip Fowke (Photos) Musicians of the Future 2009 BLOG Auditions 2009 Names of Performers 2009 Post Concert Blog 2009