World-Wide Touring Press
“Have you ever wondered how entire orchestras and their staff are seamlessly moved from country to country when they are on tour? Neeta Helms and Classical Movements are the behind-the-scenes wizards who organize 55-70 symphony and choral tours each year.” Janet Horvath, Interlude | July 1, 2107
“Handling those challenges is Classical Movements, a Virginia-based company that has arranged some 250 concerts in South Africa since 1994.” Jenna Ross, Star Tribune | August 10, 2018
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Live Concerts in the Secret Garden – PRESS
“Classical Movements, a global presenter of concerts were among the many who had to make adjustments during the pandemic. One of its major contributions was the beginning of their outdoor concerts in The Secret Garden, which is an intimate space located at the organization’s headquarters in Alexandria, VA. It would be safe to say that President and Founder Neeta Helms and Classical Movements were the very first to begin presenting live concerts during the pandemic, when others were still quite reluctant to do so.” – Patrick D. McCoy | Jun 3, 2021
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Inauguration Fanfare – Special Projects
“As part of a series of events to inaugurate President-elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris, members of some of the most established orchestras in the U.S. are getting together for a live-streamed musical tribute, “Fanfare for Joe and Kamala,” a day before the actual Inauguration.”
“The group of 14, called the Hope and Harmony Ensemble, has been put together by Classical Movements run by Indian-origin Neeta Helms of Virginia.” – Sriram Lakshman, The Hindu | January 19, 2021
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Virtual Concert for India – Special Project
“As COVID-19 tightens its grip on India, artists from across the world extend comfort and support through musical tributes.” Suanshu Khurana, The Indian Express | May 16, 2021
Classical Movements has organized ‘A Concert for India’ by Indian-American musicians in solidarity with Indians, who are facing the pandemic crisis.” The Hindu | May 6, 2021
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