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The Borromeo String Quartet performs Bartok's String Quartet No.4 - III. Non troppo lento at Perigee Hall in Seoul, South Korea.

The Borromeo String Quartet performs Lera Auerbach's String Quartet No. 3 "Cetera desunt" at the Rockport Chamber Music Festival, June 7, 2009.

The first movement of Aaron Jay Kernis' Two Movements (with Bells) performed by violinist James Ehnes and pianist Andrew Armstrong at Le Poisson Rouge in NYC on January 18, 2010 for the composer's 50th Birthday.

Cellist Britton Riley, accompanied by pianist Jeannie Chung, performs Aaron Jay Kernis' Air.

A retired symphony conductor founded Conductorcise, a symphonic workout for senior citizens to help improve circulation and more.

Conductorcise, created by former conductor David Dworkin, combines the movement of conducting, music history and a little humor for a mind-body workout designed for both seniors and children.

With CONDUCTORCISE®, you can strengthen your heart and open your ears. Maestro David Dworkin leads participants as they enjoy a natural, invigorating upper body workout, learn basic conducting techniques, improve listening skills, and find out about the lives and work of the great composers.

Shown at Road Recovery's 10th Anniversary benefit concert in New York's Nokia Theater in 1998 this video outlines Road Recovery's programs and growth from the past 10 years.

Road Recovery's creative staff are entertainment industry professionals who have confronted similar crises and now wish to share their experience, knowledge, and resources. Since 1998, our successful programs provide creative workshops and peer support by collaborating with at-risk youth to create and present live-concert events and recording projects.

A montage of photos from the 2015 summer festival with quotes from the visiting artists.