Juilliard

Juilliard was directed by Christian Blackwood.

Juilliard has a runtime of 57min.

Juilliard was produced by Christian Blackwood.

A visit in 1971 to the classrooms of the Juilliard School, New York's prominent music academy, introducing some of the talented students and many of the brilliant faculty. Through interviews and observations this film explores the history of the school and showcases the musical curriculum, which the students throw themselves into with rigor and passion. Encouraged by their professors the budding musicians learn to study, analyze and approach a piece with curiosity and determination. "Juilliard" serves as a meaningful documentation of the school that was founded in 1905 as the Institute of Musical Art before becoming The Juilliard School of Music in 1962.

The key characters in Juilliard are Self (Ania Dorfmann), Self (Harold Farberman), Self (Ivan Galamian).

Juilliard is a Documental film.