Dementia-Friendly Open Rehearsal
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra holds a dementia-friendly open rehearsal on Thursday, March 18, at 10 a.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. You get a behind-the-scenes look as the orchestra preps its weekend Bee Gees program; it's free, but registration is required.
Living with dementia can be isolating, so this morning is built to keep people with dementia, their care partners and loved ones connected. You'll sit in as the orchestra gets ready for the weekend's Stayin' Alive: The Bee Gees & Beyond concerts with the a cappella group Rajaton, singing smooth harmonies over disco hits.
Expect a slower pace and reduced audience capacity for a relaxed, worry-free time. Parking is complimentary. Registration is required, and parking and arrival instructions are emailed 48 hours ahead. Questions go to Kiersten Alcorn, the DSO's Manager of Engagement & Accessibility.
Expect a slower pace and reduced audience capacity for a relaxed, worry-free time. Parking is complimentary. Registration is required, and parking and arrival instructions are emailed 48 hours ahead. Questions go to Kiersten Alcorn, the DSO's Manager of Engagement & Accessibility.
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