It's no secret that, for at least the last generation or two, the classical music world has been experiencing growing pains. On one hand, it is a world that promotes stalwartness, venerability, the finer things in life - if not outright opulence, beauty - if not outright perfection. On the other hand, in an effort to develop and secure future audiences, the classical music world has been trying to become a world more inclusive of people - audience members as well as performers - from diverse demographics and bearing unusual or even unlikely back stories.