Vision & Renovare Music In Concert

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Experience a unique fusion of poetry, string music, and African drumming at the Maltz Performing Arts Center on Thursday, March 30 at 7:30 pm. Cleveland’s own spoken word artist VisionRenovare Music, and drummers Ali BoydRashon Blake and Derick Barnes join forces for an exploration of love, loss, and hope - pieces of life that can bring us all together. Join us for this celebration of diversity, unity, and connection.

 

Renovare Music

Renovare Music is a 501(c)3 nonprofit chamber ensemble that helps to bridge divided communities and create a restorative experience through music, stories, and conversations. Based in Cleveland, many of their concerts take place in marginalized spaces (ex. prisons, homeless shelters, hospitals), and feature the stories and creativity of marginalized and overlooked groups of people.

Above is video of Renovare's performance of two songs written by William Travance, with Renovare Music backing violin, cello, and vocals. 

 

Vision

Vision is poet extraordinaire, also based in Cleveland. She uses spoken word poetry to give life, and put together the puzzle pieces of life. 

The video above is PRESENT...a self care awareness poem with an important message.

 

Book Tickets For Vision, Renovare Music, And Drummers Ali Boyd, Rashon Blake, And Derick Barnes Live At Maltz Performing Arts Center On March 30 at 7:30 PM

 

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