maestro allsop is considered one of the world's best conductors. baton.e tool to help the audience' imagination take flying, she down to earth. >> classical music became extreme in terms of you are not supposed to clap, to cough. there's so many things that you are not supposed to do, that i off-putting. my parents and art home like of classical music is fun. we have a couple of dogs, and they scream when they play. >> reporter: the child of professional musicians decided she would become a conductor. at the ripe old age of nine. >> reporter: were there many role models to look up to at that age? >> that didn't occur to me, i have to say. >> reporter: her mentor is leonard byrne sign, famous for making classical music accessibleful. >> my dad took me to the new york out. he was charismatic, he turned to the audience and spoke. i never saw that. he was having fun. >> reporter: his encouragement set her on her life's pass. >> he seemed to ignore the rules, that is what appealed to me. >> reporter: when allsop came to baltimore, she noticed the orchestra did

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