The Texas Supremacy of Music & Arts Conservatory Promo

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7VKoemNiHg

Summary

TLDRThe video discusses the mission of Tech Supremacy Conservatory, located in Houston, Texas, which aims to provide an expressive education in various performing arts including music, dance, culinary arts, and liberal arts. The founder highlights the importance of tapping into the artistic abilities inherent in all individuals, offering students from inner-city schools exposure to diverse forms of arts they might not otherwise access. The program supports cultural expansion and personal growth, potentially guiding students towards scholarships and opportunities beyond their local environment, fostering social connections and broadening their horizons.

Takeaways

  • 🎭 The conservatory focuses on all forms of performing arts.
  • 🌆 Addressing the lack of cultural programs in Houston.
  • 🎓 Offers scholarships enhancing educational opportunities.
  • 👯 Students gain social skills and make friends.
  • 🌍 Broadening students' worldviews beyond local areas.
  • 🌟 Tapping into inherent artistic talents.
  • 📚 Inclusive of music, dance, culinary, and liberal arts.
  • 🎶 Promotes emotional and social development.
  • 🚌 Provides opportunities for travel.
  • 🤝 Helps students belong and feel included.

Timeline

  • 00:00:00 - 00:05:16

    The Tech Supremacy Conservatory aims to provide a world-class education in performing arts, helping individuals discover their hidden artistic talents, whether in music, dance, culinary or liberal arts. They address the lack of opportunities in inner-city schools for kids to experience diverse art forms, aiming to establish a Performing Arts School in Houston, Texas. The goal is to offer children exposure to new perspectives beyond their immediate environment, as well as opportunities for scholarships and growth through the arts.

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Video Q&A

  • What is the mission of the Tech Supremacy Conservatory?

    To provide world-class education in performing arts, tapping into students' innate artistic abilities.

  • What arts are included in the conservatory's program?

    Music, dance, culinary arts, liberal arts, and more.

  • How does the program benefit students?

    It offers opportunities for scholarships, travel, personal growth, and making friends.

  • Why is there a need for such a program in Houston?

    There's a lack of exposure to various performing arts in inner-city schools in Houston.

  • Can students get scholarships through this program?

    Yes, the program provides scholarships opportunities.

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    the mission of the tech supremacy of
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    Miss ganache conservatory is to provide
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    a world-class education to where we
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    implement and use the Expressionism of
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    performing arts so we reach deep down
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    inside because everybody has an art they
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    may not realize it or not it's just that
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    we have to tap into that art it may be
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    music it may be aren't it may be dance
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    it may be cooking culinary arts or
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    liberal arts so with this school this
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    nonprofit organization we tap into those
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    things that you know kids will be able
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    to use you never know what the culinary
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    arts program with the school or
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    nonprofit they will help them like to
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    learn how to cook for younger siblings
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    because nowadays you know our parents
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    got to have two or three jobs and let's
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    leave the older kids a home with the
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    with the younger kids and you know they
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    got it cooking on that so the culinary
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    arts will come into play in a later time
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    but the tech supremacy music and arts
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    conservatory it's something I've been
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    wanting to do for the longest I've been
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    teaching for about seven years now I
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    certified teaching in both Texas
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    Louisiana and what I see is that in
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    Houston Texas there's a need for the
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    culture of like the HBCU urban arts and
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    just all around and a lot of kids don't
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    have that opportunity especially our
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    inner-city schools to where that they
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    get to experience all different types of
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    Performing Arts it's more than just
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    marching band it's more than just
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    concert band it's more than just dance
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    and it's more it's just land dance or
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    jazz tap it's more than that and a lot
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    of kids I'll get exposed to that so my
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    thing is my dream is to create
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    performing arts school here in Houston
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    Texas which provides that Performing
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    Arts education and to where that kids
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    will have the opportunity to get exposed
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    to things that they have ever seen a lot
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    of these kids haven't really seen
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    outside of Houston there's more to life
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    there's programs on offering
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    scholarships offer opportunities a
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    places to go somewhat of being you know
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    everybody's not athlete everybody
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    not just like excel in education to
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    where that they academics can take them
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    places and so that school performing
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    arts school people are talented and so
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    that that's another outlet outlet on
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    life to where they can go and be
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    somebody new great things in life so
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    take supremacy music noise conservatory
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    is where is here where is it
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    make friends because I used to be really
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    [Music]
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    everybody inside everybody
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    I feel good about the program I feel
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    like it's a good environment and a good
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    today's for students to start at in
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    their freshman year or when they really
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    want to join but it's a good program for
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    people to join because you can make
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    friends and get to know new
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    opportunities places to go
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    the program has gave me the chance to
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    travel and get scholarship a new you
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    meet new people and move around from the
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    environment interested in when I enter
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    the program I was the program made me
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    feel like I belong somewhere so I feel
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    really good
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    assume I type a lot now Junior League
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    senior so next year I can practically no
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    tonight to like colleges colleges I can
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    get scholarships I mean it can take me
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    places they can see I can stay in Texas
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    if you go to Florida I can go up north
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    if I want it's all up to the individual
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    player like I said I was lonely and they
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    gave me my best friends and stuff so
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    help me be more social more outgoing
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    like a pastime I've made a lot of
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    friends in it like I said I felt like
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    possibilities musically in
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    emotionally because beeping webinar so
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    all the time because I didn't talk to a
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    lot of people they really helped me open
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    up to other people about personal
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    other issues it's impacted my life a lot
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Tags
  • Conservatory
  • Performing Arts
  • Education
  • Houston
  • Scholarships
  • Cultural Exposure
  • Personal Growth
  • Diversity