Symphony Notes


May/June 2022

The Healing Power of Music


Imagine this: You are in ancient Greece, on the island of Kos to be precise, around 400 BCE, where Hippocrates, one of the greatest minds that ever graced the planet, practiced the healing arts. His intellect and knowledge seem infinite; a philosopher, scientist, and author, he as a physician laid the foundation for medical principles we still use today.


Rather than divining and invoking Olympian gods (Apollo was the god of medicine), Hippocrates observed and studied physical symptoms to achieve a rational and humane medical prognosis.

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A Timeless Masterpiece


Many critics consider the Verdi Requiem of 1875 to be the composer's crowning achievement. Come and experience one of the most emotionally intense musical compositions of all time, performed in its entirety on May 21st by four soloists, the Norwalk Symphony Chorus and the Norwalk Symphony Orchestra.


A fitting way to end our 2021-2022 season in memory of those that suffere during the pandemic.

Buy Tickets for The Verdi Requiem

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