Music in Common

Atlanta, GA

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Since 2005, Music in Common has been creating impactful communities of connection between artist and audience and audience with each other. From house concerts to colleges, performing arts centers, and large festival stages, MIC has performed for thousands of people in more than 400 communities worldwide. A nonprofit organization, Music in Common has worked extensively throughout the U.S. Middle East, and Far East curating experiences for people across divides to find common ground through music and facilitated conversation. Culling from the nearly 100 songs that have come out of these programs, MIC performances leave audiences inspired, hopeful, and connected.


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