VOICED: Old sounds of Mexcio find new voice

The video explores a unique music school in Mexico City that focuses on teaching local folk music instead of classical composers. It highlights the diverse musical genres across Mexico, such as mariachi, marimba, and Son Jarocho, and the revival of traditional instruments like the salterio. The school, supported by government subsidies, aims to make music education accessible and meaningful, emphasizing emotional connection over financial gain. Personal stories of students and teachers illustrate the impact of this approach on preserving cultural heritage and fostering professional growth.

What makes the House of Mexican Music different from most conservatories in Mexico?

• It focuses on classical composers like Beethoven and Mozart.

• It only teaches mariachi music.

• It is located in a converted textile factory.

• It emphasizes local folk music and diverse genres.

Which of the following is NOT a genre taught at the House of Mexican Music?

• Mariachi

• Jazz

• Marimba

• Son Jarocho

What instrument did Carolina decide to learn after attending a workshop at the school?

• Guitar

• Salterio

• Violin

• Piano

What is the main goal Carolina has for her students?

• To perform in restaurants.

• To feel the music they play.

• To learn to play multiple instruments.

• To become professional musicians.

Who is mentioned as a top student who understands the school's philosophy?

• Carolina

• Mozart

• Sergio Rojas

• Beethoven