The Fabric of Sound: Celebrating Neurodiversity in Music

Cellists for Change presents The Fabric of Sound: Celebrating Neurodiversity in Music! Community youth cellists perform historical and contemporary works honoring neurodivergent composers, featuring the World Premieres of The Fabric of Sound by local composer on the autism spectrum Kari Kraakevik and Lala y Flor by Guatemalan composer Sergio Marroquín. Cellists for Change is committed to increasing accessibility to music and the arts. All of our concerts are free, bilingual English/Spanish, and offer Sensory Kits for audience members to borrow with items including noise reducing headphones, earplugs, notebooks/crayons, sunglasses, and fidgets.

In addition to our concert at the Boulder Public Library on March 9th, we will present our program at the Lafayette Neurodiversity Community Center (100 W. Cleveland St, Lafayette) on Sunday, April 27th at 5:00pm.