Sing for Hope is proud to announce an exciting new Cultural Partnership Program that supports NYC-area arts organizations in their efforts to increase reach, diversify audiences, and
Wouldn’t it be nice to put a piano there? If Sing for Hope Project Leader Adrian Untermyer’s name sounds familiar, you might have seen him
Volunteering in Sing for Hope’s programs is a touchstone in my artistic life. It reconnects me with the way our music can elevate and communicate,
Sing for Hope Shares HOLIDAY HARMONIES thanks to Fosun Foundation, 28 Liberty SING FOR HOPE, the country’s leading ,artist’s peace corps, mobilizes a roster of
Singer-songwriter Neil Davis performs at the ribbon-cutting ceremony to debut the Sing for Hope Piano at Port Authority. SING FOR HOPE PIANO BRINGS INSPIRATION TO
Last year I attended the Sing For Hope Arts Intensive, and it was the most enjoyable and rejuvenating experience… There were so many new things that I tried out, from the different dance styles to the a cappella singing to drawing in new ways. These new art skills made me more co…
Unity. Warmth. Family. These are a few of the themes that popped up repeatedly as our Youth Chorus members dreamed up a design for their
While the Sing for Hope Pianos were still adorning our city’s streets and parks, our Youth Arts team was hard at work prepping for another summer mainstay here at Sing for Hope: the Arts Intensive. This year, we brought together over 30 creative professionals from our Volunteer Artist roster with high schoolers from across NYC for two memorable weeks of arts study. With workshops ranging from Samba dancing to ballet, songwriting to a cappella singing, and a host of other artistic pursuits, the Sing for Hope Youth Arts Intensive is free of charge, and encourages participation from students who may not otherwise have access to quality arts education. By pairing our Volunteer Artists with dedicated students, the program creates a rigorous, diverse, and supportive environment for exploring the arts.
“There should be no dividing line between artistic excellence and social consciousness. – Joseph W. Polisi “I love a piano, I love a piano, I love
For many New Yorkers, the Sing for Hope Pianos are synonymous with summer and coming together as a city to play, sing, and create together in our
There are currently 130 Sing for Hope Citizen Artist Schools in New York City. In partnership with the NYC Department of Education, we selected these schools
What makes an artist ? A degree from a renowned arts school? Your name in lights on Broadway ? Or the accidental discovery that a simple habit can contain great expressive potential ?
Unitex is a founding sponsor of Open Arts
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Our mission is “art for all” – we actively engage those with special physical or intellectual needs. Both our office and our SFH Pianos Studio at 28 Liberty are ADA compliant, as are our partner sites.
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