Street Symphony performs for female inmates in Corona

(FOX 11) - Women at a prison in Corona got a break from their daily routine thanks to a street symphony that came to perform for them live.

They said while they all made mistakes, they were still human and entertainment helped their mental health.

As part of its mission to bring classical music to underserved communities, the Los Angeles Philharmonic presented a "Street Symphony" performance to women at the California Institute for Women in Corona.

Street Symphony performs for female inmates in Corona

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