NSF Grant for Internet2 Connectivity Goes to Music Ensemble -- Campus Technology

NSF Grant for Internet2 Connectivity Goes to Music Ensemble

10/08/03

The Miami Beach-Based New World Symphony will network with colleges, universities, and other institutions for connected distance music education. In the picture, Gordon Nikolitch, concertmaster of the London Symphony Orchestra, provides guidance to New World Symphony violinist, Mirabai Weismehl. (NSF Office of Legislative and Public Affairs)
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