NIH Philharmonia

NIH Philharmonia is an all volunteer orchestra founded at the National Institutes of Health in January 2005 under the professional musical direction of Dr. Nancia D’Alimonte. The orchestra was established by a core group of NIH scientists and federal workers with the goal to play orchestral music from all genres in free concerts open to the public.

NIH PHILHARMONIA
Dr. Nancia D'Alimonte, Music Director and Conductor

NIH Philharmonia performs at Cancer Research Center

The NIH Philharmonia charms a large audience in the atrium of the Clinical Research Center with performances of Vivaldi’s “Summer” movement from the Four Seasons and Mozart’s Jupiter symphony.
Below, Dr. Nancia D’Alimonte conducts the NIH Philharmonia during the group’s special performance at NIH on June 15.

News Article: Gazette.net
NIH Philharmonia members relate passion for music
to passion for health
read here

See you next Season--October 2010

NIH 2010/2011

NIH Philharmonia Concert Donations Really Do Help!

Concert donations help The Children’s Inn, the Patient Emergency Fund, and Special Love Inc./Camp Fantastic. Standing in front of NIH Philharmonia, Nancia D'Alimonte, music director, presents a donation check to
Randy Schools for NIH Charities.
Randy Schools is President/CEO of NIH-NOAA Recreation & Welfare Association and NIH Charities, for NIH Charities. http://www.recgov.org/charity/charity.html
(photo 11/11/08)

Washington Post
Video Feature
"Making Intelligent Music"VIDEO

photos--"Brainy Orchestra"

Article by Philip Rucker
photo by Marvin Joseph
Washington Post
http://www.washingtonpost.com/

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NIH Philharmonia