Josephine Brown Name: Josephine Brown Organization: New York Memory Center, Brooklyn Title: Program Director Hometown: Brooklyn (Can’t you tell? ) In the community room at New York Memory Center,
We’re huge fans of mezzo-soprano JOYCE DIDONATO, one of the world’s brightest opera stars. Grammy Award winner, arts advocate, and author of this fantastic JUILLIARD COMMENCEMENT SPEECH…what’s
To celebrate our Youth Chorus’ first year of graduating seniors, Sing for Hope held a concert for family and friends on June 12th in midtown Manhattan. Led by Youth Arts Coordinator Stephanie Martinez, the chorus performed an eclectic mix of pop tunes, show tunes, gospel arrangements, and classical repertoire standards.
We are delighted to welcome Brian Neff to the Sing for Hope staff as our new Chief Operating Officer!
Sing for Hope Volunteer Artist Marissa Pontecorvo at one of Sing for Hope ™s partner sites and 2013 Piano recipient, Mott Haven Academy. We are
Volunteer Artist Michael Miller (upper left) works with a New York Memory Center program participant while fellow Volunteer Artist Nana Shi (lower right) plays a Sing for Hope Piano recently donated to the Center.
Last week, Sing for Hope visited the
Saturday Series Songwriting Workshop Our most recent Saturday Series Songwriting Workshop was led by Volunteer Artist Neil Davis. Below he shares some of his thoughts
Ever wonder what it takes to be an artist in NYC? At Sing for Hope’s most recent Saturday Series, students got the answer to that very question from Volunteer Artists Amanda de Souza, Valerie Salgado, and Lawrence Stallings.
The Sing for Hope Collection, currently on display VARTALI HAIR SALON (through Feb 2014), is a photo series that captures the creative and transformational power of the
The Sing for Hope Collection- a photographic series that captures the creative and transformational power of the arts- is on display at VARTALI SALON through the month
During the evening rush hour commute on February 23rd, Port Authority Bus Terminal commuters paused from looking ahead to their destinations to look up (literally,
From New York’s most talked-about galas to the Obama White House holiday decorations, David Beahm designs events that dazzle. In celebration of the 20th Anniversary
When NYC public schools are chosen to receive a Sing for Hope Piano, they enter into a partnership that will serve as a catalyst for
The Chris Gillespie Memorial Fund at Sing for Hope Established in memory of the iconic pianist Chris Gillespie by his wife, Patricia Gillespie, and son, Andre
Sing for Hope kicked off a new partnership with Lenox Hill Neighborhood House with musical performances and a celebratory ribbon cutting for the permanent placement of a 2017 Sing for Hope Piano created by visual artist and Sing for Hope Artist Partner Lady JDay.
Construction fences, those ubiquitous features of the Lower Manhattan streetscape, do nothing to please the eye. Except for one. Stretched along the shady eastern edge
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