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Atl Arts & Wellbeing: November
Overview
Join us for a special evening of music, connection, and discovery at Atlanta Symphony Orchestra as our monthly Arts + Well-Being series explores the relationship between music, brain health, and human flourishing.
The evening begins with complimentary food, drinks, and conversation, followed by an inside look at an exciting research collaboration between the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO), Georgia State University, and Phoenix Senior Living. This study explores how choral singing can support neuroplasticity and the brain’s ability to adapt and change.
Following the discussion, guests will experience a live performance by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, featuring acclaimed pianist and Artist-in-Residence Anna Geniushene performing Schumann’s Piano Concerto. Music Director Nathalie Stutzmann will then lead the orchestra through Bruckner’s monumental Symphony No. 5.
Concert Program
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Robert Schumann — Piano Concerto
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Anton Bruckner — Symphony No. 5
Admission is free, but space is limited to just 20 guests. Join us for an evening that brings together artistic excellence, scientific inquiry, and the transformative potential of music.
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