Relaxed Open Rehearsal: Sheléa Sings Aretha Franklin
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra holds a relaxed open rehearsal on Thursday, January 7, at 10 a.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. GRAMMY-nominated Sheléa sings the music of Aretha Franklin, and you get a behind-the-scenes look as the orchestra preps.

Sheléa brings her voice and piano skills to Aretha Franklin classics, including "Chain of Fools," "Say A Little Prayer," "Respect," and "Natural Woman." The musicians are getting ready for the weekend's concerts, and you watch the work up close. Hands-on activities run from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
Relaxed events are designed for people on the autism spectrum and those with other sensory sensitivities. You don't have to sit still or stay quiet, and joyful noise is welcome. The audience size is limited, there's a quiet space for breaks, and a sensory toolkit with noise-cancelling headphones and fidgets (limited number). Parking is complimentary, and DSO staff have been trained by the Mid-Michigan Autism Association. An information guide, social story and Spotify playlist help you prepare.
Questions? Contact Kiersten Alcorn, Manager of Engagement & Accessibility, at the DSO accessibility address.
Relaxed events are designed for people on the autism spectrum and those with other sensory sensitivities. You don't have to sit still or stay quiet, and joyful noise is welcome. The audience size is limited, there's a quiet space for breaks, and a sensory toolkit with noise-cancelling headphones and fidgets (limited number). Parking is complimentary, and DSO staff have been trained by the Mid-Michigan Autism Association. An information guide, social story and Spotify playlist help you prepare.
Questions? Contact Kiersten Alcorn, Manager of Engagement & Accessibility, at the DSO accessibility address.
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