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Sing for Hope Piano Project Brings Hope Through Music

There’s no doubt that music is a great healer. It lifts the spirit and transforms lives with its incredible harmonic energy. Today the power of music is transforming the lives of many people in New York who are in need of its uplifting energy, through the innovative volunteer programs created by www.SingforHope.org. This amazing program brings talented musicians to the places where their healing talents are needed most, in schools, nursing homes, shelters and more.

At www.singforhope.org, we believe in the power of hope as communicated through music. Our Sing For Hope Pianos Project is a public arts project that has an impact on 1 million New Yorkers and visitors to New York each year. What is involved in this program? For two weeks each summer, we bring 50 utterly unique, artist-created, individually painted pianos to the parks and public spaces in New York, so that everyone can enjoy their music. These beautiful street pianos in NY are part of a wide-ranging public installation that brings music to people as they are walking and enjoying their everyday lives.

Each of these pianos comes with an individual tarp to keep the piano safe from the elements. The public is encouraged to help protect each piano so it can be enjoyed by the public and by the students whose schools will own the pianos after the installation is completed.

This year, there is an even greater aspect to the Sing for Hope pianos project. In 2016, this public works project will go beyond being a public installation, and will become a permanent part of the life of our New York Public Schools. This year, after the two week music installation of these pianos, they will be donated to New York public schools, to become part of those school’s curriculum, benefitting an estimated 15,000 New York City School children.

The idea behind this project is to bring music to the public and to public schoolchildren. With the help of the public and the volunteers who help keep this program alive, we can make a difference in the lives of students and people everywhere.

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Hi there! I'm Nicquee and this is my little space in this world wide web. I'm a mom of two and is happily married. I started this blog as literally my online journal where I dump my emotions. Over the years, I realized that there is more to write about. Feel free to browse through and I hope you find a thing or two that is relatable to you. If that happens, give me a shout-out!

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