UNIQUE “Love” a Musical Show for Neurodiverse Audeinces

Concordia Conservatory’s UNIQUE Series Returns May 2 with

“LOVE” An Interactive & Inclusive Musical Show

Bronxville, NY & Stamford, CT — Concordia Conservatory, in partnership with Orchestra Lumos, closes its 2025–26 UNIQUE Series with LOVE, an interactive, sensory-friendly musical show designed especially for neurodiverse individuals of all ages, their families, and caregivers.

The show will be presented on:  Saturday, May 2 at 10:00 am, The Reformed Church of Bronxville  (180 Pondfield Road)

LOVE is written and hosted by Conservatory faculty member Rami Vamos and features,  Orchestra Lumos members’ Elizabeth Lim-Dutton (violin) and Emanouil Manolov (violin), joined by Concordia Conservatory faculty members Lukas Shrout (viola) and Gunnar Sahlin (cello), Mary Morrison and Shea Turner, Dancers with choreography by Christina Fagundes Turner.

Music helps us express the full range of human emotion. In this UNIQUE performance, the artists explore LOVE—perhaps the most complex of all—through lullabies, patriotic songs, ballads, and other musical selections that reveal how music helps us understand and share this powerful feeling.

Designed to be welcoming and flexible, UNIQUE shows invite audience participation in a supportive environment where every response is valued.

The UNIQUE Series reflects Concordia Conservatory’s ongoing commitment to accessibility and inclusion in the arts, offering meaningful live music experiences tailored specifically for neurodiverse individuals and their families.

For further information, visit concordiaconservatory.org, call 914-395-4507 or 203-595-5059.