Benjamin Zander Rhetorical Analysis

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Benjamin Zander, music director of the Boston Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, attempted to show his audience on ways to appreciate classical music. Even though majority of the audience are not fond of classical music, he attempted to show classical music in a different perspective to the audience. He presents it a way that can be shown relatable both individually and as a group. Zander believes that not everyone can be tone-deaf because if you are tone-deaf, you would not be able to take notice in a person’s mood or be able to do basic necessities and daily task. People that say they are tone-deaf have not yet understand classical music. Zander started off an example of how a children can lessen their impulse as they grow older when playing
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