NSO DECLASSIFIED® with Ben Folds
June 19
Join Artistic Advisor Ben Folds and your National Symphony Orchestra next Friday for a digital DECLASSIFIED® concert! We'll be sharing some never-before-seen performance clips along with some of Ben's favorites from past concerts.
Black lives matter.
Black voices matter.
Black culture matters.
Black stories matter.
We pledge that more of them will be heard on the stages of the nation’s cultural center, as we continue in our ongoing effort to reflect the entire nation through the performing arts and within our organization.
We know we can do better—through the art we present on our stages and by ensuring that the Center is always a home for critical conversations about race and discrimination. We are preparing strategies to be in greater service of Black artists, audiences, and communities. We will be sharing those initiatives in the coming weeks and hold ourselves accountable to all of you.
Have you tuned in to one of our Couch Concerts yet? Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 4 p.m. ET join us for a LIVE streaming performance, direct from artists' living rooms to yours!
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Ensemble Volcanic Ash and Ami Dang
Hope and Resilience featuring Sihasin and Taína Asili
LIVE performances by members of the National Symphony Orchestra
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Music and Mind Live with Renée Fleming
Watch Tuesdays at 5 p.m. ET
This online series of webinars features the acclaimed singer and National Medal of Arts honoree in conversation with scientists and practitioners working at the intersection of music, neuroscience, and healthcare. Experts in fields such as childhood development, healthy aging, pain and anxiety management, and rehabilitation share their findings, and episodes include live Q&A from viewers.
Did you miss our broadcast of the 1962 An American Pageant of the Arts?
Last month we released the full program from our archives along with other videos celebrating the legacy of President Kennedy in honor of his 103rd birthday. This broadcast, filled with a star-studded roster, occurred to raise money for the founding of what would eventually become The Kennedy Center. Watch the full program or explore clips on our website!
If you're between the ages of 18 and 30, and elementary through undergraduate student, or active duty member of the armed forces, our MyTix program is for you! When performances are on going MyTix members receive deeply discounted tickets to performances across all genres, along with exclusive artist meet-and-greet events, happy hours, and more!
While we're away from the theater MyTix members receive daily curated recommendations of digital performances though the MyTix Facebook group and bi-weekly recommendations to their inboxes. Join today!
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