Symphony of Brotherhood

Events. Educational Program

Social Music Initiative connecting communities and combating hate, racism and antisemitism through MUSIC

What we do?

Creative Approach to Addressing Social Issues

  • Innovative Approach: Project Symphony of Brotherhood represents a creative approach to addressing social issues through the transformative power of music and education. Combining interactive concerts with educational programming offers a unique platform for promoting empathy, understanding, and actionable solutions to combat hate and discrimination.

  • Events and Public performances: produced by Grammy Award Winning violinist & producer Miri Ben-Ari in collaboration with Symphony of Brotherhood black Gospel Choir

  • Educational Program: Universities, Middle Schools, and High Schools. Interactive concerts, Q&A discussions, and call-to-action campaigns.

  • Opened 2024 Black History Month with NYC Mayor Eric Adamas in front of 1000 students

  • Partnership with The NYC Public Schools with a ready-to-go program for middle & high schools 

  • Headlined the 2024 Berlin Festival, 50-piece production, sold-out performance 

  • NJ Department of State  - 2023 & 2024 Public Events attended by spiritual leaders, Mayors, Congressmen and Senators.

  • Team of experts on how to mix live performance with social activism

  • Robust networks and partnerships across the music industry, educational institutions, organizations, cities, and states

New York Public Schools Partnership

Partnership with New New York Public Schools, opening Black History Month with Mayor Eric Adams

“We bring our audience together through the transformative experience of creating music, ensuring a safe space for conversation.”

-Miri Ben-Ari

Events & Performances

Berlin Festival

Symphony of Brotherhood headlined the Berlin ID Festival with a 50-piece production attended by German Minister of Culture, Claudia Roth.

Wells Cathedral Newark NJ

This event took place at Newark Well Cathedral hosted by the New Jersey Israel Commission to Governor Murphy and the Church of God in Christ. Attended by Secretary of State Tahesha Way, former U.S. Senator and NJ Governor Jon Corzine, and Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.