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Music in the Atrium

All patients, their families and visitors as well as NIH staff are invited to attend these performances. The north atrium is a comfortable, welcoming gathering place at the center of the Clinical Center. These concerts are intended to support the Clinical Center's environment of care and healing.

Please check back often for new performance dates.

Kevin Milner – Guitar and Vocals
July 26
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Kevin Milner is a patient at NIH and a musician who plays guitar, sings and writes original compositions. He appreciates the work of all the staff at NIH and would like to "give back" with his music.

Tacy Foundation Youth
Aug. 10
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

The Tacy Foundation supports hospitals, treatment centers and military facilities with live music from the hearts and hands of children and teens.

National Symphony Orchestra
Sept. 19
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm

The NSO is an American symphony orchestra based in Washington that performs about 175 concerts each year. These include classical subscription sets, pop concerts and one of the country's most extensive educational programs. Its principal performing venue is the John F. Kennedy Center for the performing Arts.

Request to perform

Call 301-402-9579 or email accameds@mail.nih.gov for information about performing at the NIH Clinical Center.

The National Symphony Orchestra performing Prokofiev's Peter and the Wolf — The National Symphony Orchestra performs Prokofiev's *Peter and the Wolf*. The performance was conducted by Francesco Lecce-Chong, with David Teie on cello and Lesli Foster, from WUSA9, as narrator.

cellist Zuill Baily accompanied by Victoria Gau on piano — Three-time Grammy Award winning cellist Zuill Baily is accompanied by Victoria Gau on piano. They performed Bruch's *Kol Nidrei* and Bloch's *Schelomo*.

The group From East to West performing classical Iranian music with Western classical instruments as well as traditional Iranian instruments — The group, From East to West, performs classical Iranian music with Western classical instruments as well as traditional Iranian instruments such as the tombak and kamancheh.

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This page last updated on 07/21/2017