Shenandoah University Center for the Arts Groundbreaking Goodson Chapel – Recital Hall Created in partnership with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute Jess Bertin, host Slow down, listen deeply and reconnect through the power of live music. Guitarist Colin Davin launches Shenandoah Conservatory’s new Well-Being Concert series with an intimate, hour-long experience blending music by Bach, Brouwer and Reich with guided mindfulness and reflection. About Well-Being Concerts Music has the power to calm, restore, inspire and connect. Created in partnership with Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute, Shenandoah Conservatory’s Well-Being Concerts reimagine the traditional concert experience as a space for reflection, mindfulness and human connection. These intimate, hour-long events blend live music with guided mindfulness practices, creating a welcoming environment designed to invite audiences to slow down, listen deeply and engage with music in a meaningful way. Rooted in growing research on the relationship between music and well-being, the series creates space for participants to experience music not simply as entertainment, but as a source of renewal, resilience and shared understanding. Join us after each Well-Being Concert for light refreshments in the lobby. Reservations are recommended. A suggested contribution of $10 helps support the series, but you are welcome to reserve your seat at whatever amount is right for you. Everyone is welcome. Program Leo BrouwerEl Decamerón NegroJohann Sebastian BachViolin Sonata No. 3 in C Major, BWV 1005Steve ReichElectric Counterpoint Digital Program Shenandoah Conservatory uses digital programs for all performances. In addition to their engaging and accessible design, digital programs are cost effective, environmentally friendly and enable us to create and update our programs more efficiently, which means we can focus our resources on the performances you love! View our digital programs by clicking the button above, scanning the QR code in our venue or texting PROGRAM to (540) 307-2336 at the performance. [Note: Digital programs are best viewed on your mobile or tablet device.] View Digital Program This project was supported, in part, by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, which receives support from the Virginia General Assembly.