On Thursday, February 8, from 12:00pm - 12:30pm, MidState Medical Center’s Music Therapy program will present CONCORA-to-Go in the reception area outside Pavilion B on the second floor.

CONCORA-to-Go is a professional quartet of singers culled from the larger professional chorus, CONCORA. CONCORA’s mission, “to perpetuate and perform with excellence choral music of the highest quality for the broadest possible audience,” represents a commitment to the Connecticut community, a commitment to artistic excellence, masterful performances, and educational enrichment – enhancing the lives of generations. Since its founding in 1974, CONCORA has held a unique place in the arts community as Connecticut’s premier professional choir, and has built an extraordinary reputation for artistic excellence throughout New England. CONCORA was the recipient of the 2003 Governor’s Arts Award, in recognition of remarkable artistic achievement and contributions to the arts in Connecticut.

The four singers of CONCORA-to-Go are soprano Stacey S. Grimaldi, alto Cynthia Wolcott, tenor Jack Anthony Pott, and baritone Kenneth Downes.

Music Therapy is a growing integrative therapy that reaches people on every level. It improves the quality of life for people who are well and meets the needs of those with disabilities or illnesses. The Music Therapy Program at MidState Medical Center offers music as an integrative therapy, not only to aid in the recovery of our patients, but also to maintain the well-being of our visitors and staff. Visitors are welcome.

Conveniently located just minutes off Rte. 691 in Meriden, CT, MidState Medical Center offers free and safe parking, as well as private inpatient rooms. Services include general surgery, emergency medicine, MidState Medical Group Walk-in Center for urgent care needs, and state-of-the-art care in centers dedicated to Cancer Care, Wound and Hyperbaric Care, Family Birthing, Sleep Care, Digestive Health, Pain Management, and Cardiac Care.