Dementia-Friendly Open Rehearsal
The Detroit Symphony Orchestra opens a rehearsal for people living with dementia, their care partners and loved ones on Thursday, June 3, at 10 a.m. at Orchestra Hall in Detroit. It's a behind-the-scenes look as the orchestra preps for the weekend's concerts. Free, with registration required.
Living with dementia can be isolating, so this morning is about staying engaged and connected. You'll get a peek behind the curtain as the orchestra prepares for the weekend's concerts.
The program is Beethoven Unbound: Cherubini's music shaped by the French Revolution, Beethoven's Creatures of Prometheus, and his Violin Concerto, which Nemanja Radulović says played a profound role in his growth. The pace is slower and the audience smaller, so it's relaxed and worry-free.
Admission is free, but you need to register. Parking is complimentary, and registered guests get parking and arrival instructions by email 48 hours ahead. Questions go to Kiersten Alcorn, the DSO's Manager of Engagement & Accessibility.
The program is Beethoven Unbound: Cherubini's music shaped by the French Revolution, Beethoven's Creatures of Prometheus, and his Violin Concerto, which Nemanja Radulović says played a profound role in his growth. The pace is slower and the audience smaller, so it's relaxed and worry-free.
Admission is free, but you need to register. Parking is complimentary, and registered guests get parking and arrival instructions by email 48 hours ahead. Questions go to Kiersten Alcorn, the DSO's Manager of Engagement & Accessibility.
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