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Einstein. Beethoven. Picasso. Jobs. La palabra genio evoca a estas figuras icónicas, cuyas contribuciones han transformado de forma irreversible a la sociedad. Sin embargo, Beethoven no sabía multiplicar, Picasso reprobó Matemáticas en la primaria y Jobs dejó la universidad después del primer semestre. ¿Qué dice esto sobre cómo medimos el éxito en la actualidad? ¿Por qué nos enseñan a comportarnos según las reglas, cuando los genios han hecho todo lo contrario? Y a todo esto, ¿qué es en realidad ser un genio?

Edison and Tesla were arch-enemies with competing visions as to how to electrically empower America. Their hostility played out in the infamous War of the Currents. Radio, television, robots, electric cars, self-driving cars, solar heating, the internet, and the cellphone were on the mind of one or the other of these geniuses. Which one ultimately proved to have the more accurate and enduring vision for the world? Who is in the news today and why? Come and find out the answers.

Using live music and from operas, as well as from the film Amadeus, we will explore the enormous diversity of Mozart's music. Having explored his music in both breadth and depth, our attention turns finally to the enablers of Mozart's genius: genetic gifts, mentoring, motivation, concentration, self-confidence, and just plain luck. By the end of this session, we will come to see that not only is Mozart's music great, but Mozart himself was unique, and arguably the most extraordinary creator ever to set foot on this planet.