Dolce Suono Chamber Music Concert Series
Founded by Mimi Stillman, Dolce Suono means ‘sweet sound’ in Italian, and originated out of Mimi’s study of Dante’s Divine Comedy. Ms. Stillman is known for her vibrant and lively performances as a soloist and chamber musician at major concert halls and festivals. At the First Unitarian Church, Dolce Suono highlights the diversity of American music.
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