From 1912 until 1948, participants could enter the Olympic Games as an artist. From the beginning of the modern Games in 1896, it was the intention of founder Baron Pierre de Coubertin that the arts were to play an integral part in the Olympic competitions. Participants could receive medals in painting, drama, sculpture, literature, architecture, and music! Click above and read more.
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Creative learning, including music (and the arts), is central to a well-balanced education. That's because the study of music, along with its many other educational benefits, stimulates the creative mind. It fuels achievement in all academic areas and leads to infinite possibilities for our students as future leaders and innovators, regardless of their chosen paths. Creativity is paramount to 21st century learning!
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