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Orchestra Brings Music to Hospital Patients
4 Sep
Summary
- Britten Sinfonia concluded a five-week residency at Norfolk's largest hospital.
- The orchestra performed pop-up concerts and workshops for patients.
- A final concert was held in the hospital's east atrium for all to enjoy.
A five-week residency by Britten Sinfonia at Norfolk's largest hospital has drawn to a close. The chamber orchestra, named after composer Benjamin Britten, performed at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital over the past several weeks. During their summer stint, the 11-piece ensemble aimed to uplift neurology patients.
The orchestra orchestrated smiles through a series of engaging activities. These included pop-up performances, interactive workshops, and intimate listening sessions held across the hospital grounds. The residency culminated in a special concert held on Wednesday in the hospital's east atrium.
Patients, staff, and visitors were invited to attend the finale, marking the end of the orchestra's impactful musical outreach. The initiative aimed to provide moments of joy and connection within the hospital environment.
