The Burned Piano Project
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Creating Music Amidst the Noise of Hate
Beautiful story. You can read or listen; I read it but will go back to listen because there are a couple piano pieces in there on the “glass piano” reconstruction. I may even go downtown to see this exhibit…
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Oh wow. Thanks for sharing this, I will listen to it this morning.
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Great story..
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I listened! I definitely recommend listening so you can hear the instrument she made. Very cool!
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I'm glad that listening to the story was suggested; it certainly enhanced the experience by being able to hear the glass piano.
I went to the link for the exhibit and saw one additional photo. I would have liked to see more. If someone goes to the exhibit, perhaps they will post some additonal pictures.
This story was more personal for me because of my brother-in-law who was murdered along with 10 others in the antisemitic attack in Pittsburgh on 10/27/2018.
Big Al
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@Big_Al said in The Burned Piano Project:
This story was more personal for me because of my brother-in-law who was murdered along with 10 others in the antisemitic attack in Pittsburgh on 10/27/2018.
I am so sorry about this. It's a truly awful, evil thing that I'm very sorry touched your family so personally.
There is too much hatred in this world.
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Did you go to the Violins of Hope exhibit when it came to your area? The concert here was sold out and I missed the exhibit that was at my library. I hope it comes back.
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No, I did not make it to the exhibit or concert. I had it bookmarked but it slipped by me nonetheless.
Big Al
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Well, unless we travel to Calgary, looks like we're both out of luck for a while.
https://www.violins-of-hope.com/up-coming-events
I wonder if @DeweyLOU 's husband knows the folks at the Violins of Hope organization.
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@Big_Al I will try to get there and take some pictures, too.