• 10/13/26

How Music Education Opens Doors for Miami Students | Young Musicians Unite

Sammy Gonzalez Zeira and Zachary Larmer · Young Musicians Unite

How can music education change a student’s path?

About This Conversation

Sammy Gonzalez Zeira and Zachary Larmer explain how music education can change a student’s path, and what it takes to make access last.

The Young Musicians Unite leaders discuss their own musical beginnings, partnerships with schools, the role of Arts Access Miami, and the long work of building a sustainable arts education system.

From the City Built Archive. This conversation originated with STRIVE305 and was selected for its continuing relevance to the City Built story. The original STRIVE305 episode was published May 4, 2026. Details about organizations, services, events, and figures reflect the time of recording and may have changed.

In This Conversation

  • Their own musical beginnings

  • Partnering with schools

  • The role of Arts Access Miami

  • Building a sustainable arts education system

About the Guest

Sammy Gonzalez Zeira and Zachary Larmer lead Young Musicians Unite, which brings music education to Miami students.

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