On Friday, February 6, enjoy a Well-Being Concert featuring internationally acclaimed musicians Ablaye Cissoko and Cyrille Brotto.

Set within an immersive, multi-sensory environment, audiences will relax on comfortable floor pillows and share in a collective experience shaped by presence, stillness, and sound.

This intimate evening brings together global artistry and research-backed well-being practices, guided by the growing understanding that music supports healing, connection, and resilience. Through a rich musical dialogue that journeys between Senegal and France, Cissoko and Brotto create space for reflection and restoration—offering not just a performance, but an invigorating experience with positive health effects that linger long after the final note. Tickets are extremely limited.

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Ablaye Cissoko is a master of the kora, the 21-string harp-lute of West Africa, and a revered griot from Senegal whose music carries centuries of tradition, storytelling, and spiritual lineage. His playing is meditative and expressive, rooted in the belief that music is a living, communal force.
Cyrille Brotto, an acclaimed accordionist and composer from France, brings a distinctive voice shaped by folk traditions and improvisation.
ABOUT WELL-BEING CONCERTS

Developed by Carnegie Hall, Well-Being Concerts are designed around research demonstrating the powerful role music plays in emotional and physical well-being. These performances create immersive, nurturing spaces where artists and audiences share the restorative benefits of music, explore tools for mindfulness and self-care, and engage in meaningful collective experiences.

Live Arts Miami is proud to be Carnegie Hall’s official Well-Being Concert partner in Florida, bringing this globally recognized initiative to South Florida audiences.