Causing an Uproar

My husband and I enjoy the symphony. At the Rite of Spring show recently, I read that the 1913 score Stravinsky composed was revolutionary. This seemed like an odd way to describe the piece, but as I read on I discovered that its premiere actually caused a riot. In the years since, several commentators have referred to that event as the definitive beginning of 20^th century music. My guess is that Stravinsky hadn’t intended to cause such an uproar but, in following his passion, he created something unlike anything else.

In the work I do, sometimes an uproar can be a simple recommendation to the client—a suggestion to approach their project in a new way. While my intention may not be to cause a stir, it can certainly happen. I understand that inspiring sessions must be created in a unique manner and must be memorable. This can be scary. It can feel like a risk. And it can cause an uproar.

What are you creating that might cause an uproar?