![]() HS: This was the largest public live performance by the CEMs since the pandemic. To advocate for the symphony and carry the message: The Houston Symphony Is For Everyone. I would like the council, collectively and individually, to be Houston Symphony ambassadors whereby, making the Hispanic community aware of the symphony's rich array of musical offerings and fostering interest among the community to attend symphony performances. ![]() JC: My vision for the Hispanic Leadership Council is to develop ways and means that engage the Hispanic community. HS: As the newly appointed chair for the Hispanic Leadership Council, what is your vision for the Houston Symphony's relationship with the Hispanic community? My passion for classical music was passed on to me by my parents, especially my mother, and being able to celebrate her memory and impact on my life through playing a very small part to have the Houston Symphony represented at the festival juxtaposed my passion with service to my community. ![]() I always enjoy the annual festival, but this year's festival carried special meaning for me. JC: The festival was a time for me to reflect on my loved ones who have gone before me, whose legacy continues to guide me in my daily life, and how I interact with the world around me. HS: Can you tell us about your experience at the festival? In addition, HLC members helped with the passing out of Houston Symphony merchandise. John and the HLC provided us with decorations for the Houston Symphony marketing tent. John Cisneros, the chair of the Hispanic Leadership Council (HLC), approached us about participating in the Día de Los Muertos Festival as an effort to increase the symphony’s visibility and relevance in the Hispanic Community of Houston. HS: This event was in conjunction with the Houston Symphony’s Hispanic Leadership Council. By supporting local cultural efforts like the Día de Los Muertos Festival, community members can begin to see that the Houston Symphony finds what they do to be important not only for their respective communities but also for Houston as a whole. This, at times, means that we must meet the community where they are. RR: The Houston Symphony involvement in the Día de Los Muertos Festival was important because it is in our strategic plan to grow our reach, relevance, and profile in Greater Houston and beyond. HS: Why is it important that the Houston Symphony be involved?
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