Steven Reineke, Conductor of The National Symphony Orchestra
On September 4, The National Symphony Orchestra returned to the NIH Clinical Center with another unforgettable performance.
Under the baton of conductor Steven Reineke, a 60-piece orchestral ensemble filled the North Atrium with an exquisite hour-long program. Featuring works by Coleridge-Taylor, Beethoven, Vivaldi, and Koussevitzky, among others.
Highlights included performances by William Gerlach and Michael Harper on trumpet, as well as a solo by Ira Gold on contrabass.
Co-presented by the Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences and the NIH Clinical Center, this special event marked the 12th year of the NIH-Kennedy Center Sound Health partnership, a showcase of the powerful connection between music and well-being.
- Yvonne Hylton