I have never been very good at putting my feelings into words.But today, I think I will try to put into words a little bit ...
A "street piano" placed in the city.Anyone can play it freely, and passersby stop to listen to the performance. Some people even receive requests from the audience to "play such-and-such!" and perform ...
Under the headline "Signs of Summer" in 1916, the New Castle, Del., Herald listed: lollipops, robins, bare feet and street pianos. Yes, in the 19th and early 20th centuries, street pianos were ...
A peaceful public piano performance takes an endearing turn when a young listener stops to take in every note. Standing completely still, the toddler becomes utterly transfixed by the gentle melodies ...
You’ve probably seen — or at the very least heard — the persimmon-coloured piano that stands outside Concordia’s Guy-De Maisonneuve Building (GM) Building on the Sir George Williams Campus. But do you ...