MISSION VIEJO, Calif.—Four musicians from the Pacific Symphony teamed up with the city of Mission Viejo to put on a performance for children and residents with autism and other sensory sensitivities to light and sound on Feb. 10 at the Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center.
The concert was part of the Orange County-based orchestra’s concert series held throughout the year for community members with such sensitivities through the city’s Special Needs and Adaptive Programming initiative, or SNAP, which hosts events for people with disabilities.
The music program, titled “An Animal Adventure,” included classic film and television scores from movies “The Pink Panther,” “Jaws,” “The Little Mermaid,” and other well-known tunes….