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ESPERANZA AZTECA Orquesta Sinfónica Esperanza Azteca Revolución UACJ Ciudad Juárez, Mexico · Jové García, conductor Hope Through Music Across Borders Monday, October 7, 2019 · Crowder Hall, 7:30 p.m. The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music Tucson, Arizona Co-sponsored by The University of Arizona Executive Office of the President · UA Global · College of Fine Arts, Fred Fox School of Music Consulate of Mexico in Tucson · USMC Strategic Alliance x x Since its inception in 2009, the Esperanza Azteca Symphony Orchestras musical project in Mexico has had as one of its fundamental objectives “to contribute to the formation of better human beings through music”. This has come to consolidate the intention of Grupo Salinas and Fundación Azteca, to support the musical education of Mexico, children and youth that allows them to have better life choices. Since the project focuses on finding the talented children and youth of the most unprotected classes in society, it contributes to the improvement of the country’s social fabric through musical educational activity. Esperanza Azteca Symphony Orchestras reflects the sum of multiple efforts as well as the work of the Salinas Group, the Azteca Foundation, the governments of 29 states of the republic, the Secretary of Public Education, the National Council for Culture and the Arts, the Culture Commission of the Chamber of Deputies of the H. Congress of the Union, in addition to the work of teachers, orchestra directors, parents and volunteers who have joined this project. There are currently 84 orchestras located in 29 of the 32 states of the country and two abroad. All orchestras are made up of at least 200 members, many of them without any previous musical knowledge. This social project, in addition to training musicians, provides children and young people between the ages of five and 17 throughout the country with the opportunity to develop the highest human values through work, effort and discipline. Through the process of musical education, optimism, self-esteem, identity and creativity are encouraged and projected. The values that are cultivated are teamwork, tolerance, trust and perseverance. Its name, “Esperanza Azteca Symphony Orchestras,” its philosophy, “art belongs to everyone and for all,” and its motto, “touching lives,” are a perfect synthesis of a deeply human project that has transformed the lives of thousands of children, youth and families of Mexico. Esperanza Azteca Symphony Orchestra from Ciudad Juárez Chihuahua was awarded the number one Azteca Orchestra in Mexico in 2018 and has been the international ambassadors for Mexico. “Music without borders” has been a success as they have now played at the Disney Concert Hall, Los Angeles, California, annual concerts at the University of Texas at El Paso, joint concerts with New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, New Mexico, the Michael DeBakey High School for Health Professions in Houston, Texas, as well as private concerts for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in El Paso and is now honored to be invited to play at the University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music in Tucson. “Music without Borders concert and the vision of the University of Arizona, Tucson will open many doors of good will throughout the U.S.-Mexico border through their generous invitation.” The USMC Strategic Alliance mission is to promote partnerships between non profit organizations, educational institutions, goverment and the private sector to address mutual development challenges in the United States, Mexico and Canada. “The University of Arizona is uniquely positioned to leverage the arts, culture and humanities as a cornerstone to advance creativity-based education, innovative research and community engagement that celebrates the diverse richness of this borderlands region, which we are proud to call our home. I am very pleased to be working with the Fred Fox School of Music and Esperanza Azteca in order to showcase this incredible celebration of our binational cultural heritage.” “La Universidad de Arizona está posicionada de manera única para enaltecer las artes, la cultura y las humanidades como una piedra angular que promueve la educación basada en la creatividad, la investigación innovadora y el compromiso de su comunidad que celebra la diversidad y riqueza de esta región fronteriza de la cual estamos orgullosos de llamar nuestro hogar. Estoy muy contento de trabajar con la Escuela de Música Fred Fox y Esperanza Azteca para mostrar esta increíble celebración de nuestro patrimonio cultural binacional.” Robert C. Robbins President The University of Arizona
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