Steppenwolf Associates

In collaboration with the Driehaus Museum, and discussed Antonio Salieri, the composer at the heart of Amadeus, and his place in music history. Through a dynamic panel discussion interspersed with live performances, the panelists examined how and why Salieri became enshrined in popular imagination as Mozart’s vicious rival. Thank you to Associates Ben Hester, Mark Chen, and Adam Zaucha for volunteering to help with this fantastic event! Stay tuned for future opportunities to volunteer with Steppenwolf Associates and to support Steppenwolf Education.