Live Music Project
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Performances
Sunday, May 29, 2033
Shaya's Beethoven test event for location filter QA
Sunday, May 29, 2033 @ 12:00pm – 1:00pm (EDT)
Atlanta Symphony Hall, Atlanta, GA, United States
Online and in-person
Tuesday, April 17, 2035
Shaya testing adding Atlanta to the location dropdown
Tuesday, April 17, 2035 @ 12:00pm – 1:00pm (EDT)
Atlanta Symphony Hall, Atlanta, GA, United States
Monday, July 2, 2035
Atlanta Chamber Player Rock Beethoven
Monday, July 2, 2035 @ 2:00pm – 2:30pm (EDT)
Atlanta Symphony Hall, Atlanta, GA, United States
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The Live Music Project is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing arts access and arts community. We believe that a lack of resources should not be a barrier to audience. Our goal is to connect people with the means to access and experience live classical music in a way that strengthens community, celebrates listener agency, and amplifies local arts resources. Access to the arts begins with access to information about the arts!
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