Saturday Class – Why the Globalists Fear the Power of Classical Music – January 31, 2026

Explore the impact of classical music on society in Promethean Action’s Weekly class for January 31st, 2026. Featuring a panel discussion with Toni Sellers, Mindy Pechenuk, and Brian Lantz, this session delves into how globalists have viewed classical music as a threat for centuries. The conversation emphasizes the importance of fostering a cultural renaissance through classical music and education, aligning with the 250th anniversary of the United States. Learn about the historical and political underpinnings of classical music, the battle against oligarchical influences, and the integral role of music in uplifting human creativity and moral character. Panelists also touch on the relevance of figures like President Trump in this cultural revival and illustrate the profound connection between classical music, civilization, and spirituality with real-life chorus examples and theoretical insights.00:00 Introduction and Panel Overview01:02 The Cultural Renaissance and Classical Music02:50 Historical Context and Decline of Classical Music05:13 The Importance of Classical Music and Science06:08 Einstein’s Perspective on Music and Science08:03 Lyndon LaRouche’s Views on Classical Music14:42 The Language of Music19:35 The Role of Leadership and Trump21:18 Introduction to Mindy Pechenuk’s Presentation22:20 The Revolutionary Impact of J.S. Bach23:37 President Trump’s Statement on American Freedom29:53 The Importance of Classical Education33:48 The Renaissance in Europe and Its Influence38:29 Leibniz’s Influence on America’s Founding39:54 The Interconnection of Love and Wisdom41:23 Bach’s Musical Revolution45:18 The War of Musical Philosophies49:16 Mozart and the Fight Against the Oligarchy56:55 The Power of Choral Music01:11:51 Concluding Thoughts and Musical Demonstration