SYMPHONY 21 TO LAUNCH THREE-YEAR CONCERT PARTNERSHIP WITH SALISBURY UNIVERSITY

Salisbury, MD - Symphony 21, a creative arts nonprofit dedicated to modernizing music, technology, and visual arts, will perform at Salisbury University on Saturday, April 5, at 7 p.m. The concert will be held in the Jackson Family Auditorium at Holloway Hall.

This performance marks the beginning of a new three-year partnership between Symphony 21 and Salisbury University. Under this agreement, the ensemble will present a spring concert at Salisbury University annually through 2026. The concert is part of SU's New Visions Series, which aims to bring innovative artists and projects to the campus.

Founded by Salisbury native and composer Daniel Bowen, Symphony 21 offers a unique concert experience that combines innovative musicianship with synchronized visual animations and a cinematic orchestral sound. The organization emphasizes youth and community engagement, creating interactive and family-friendly performances designed to inspire and unite audiences through music.

This event is made possible by sponsorship from The Campbell Foundation, Pohanka Automotive Group, CareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield, The Richard A. Henson Foundation, and InSite Build. It is also supported by SU's Peter and Judy Jackson Music Program and the Fulton School of Liberal Arts.

Admission to the concert is free. Those interested in attending can reserve tickets or find more information by visiting Symphony 21's official website at www.symphony21.org. For additional information about Salisbury University and the opportunities it offers, visit www.salisbury.edu