PROJECT MUSIC brought holiday cheer to Stamford with performances at Edgehill Retirement Center, Stamford Towers, and Building One Community. Each event highlighted the dedicated work of our students, bringing joy to the community through music.

At the heart of Stamford’s thriving arts community, a remarkable collaboration recently unfolded, showcasing the transformative power of community partnerships. A 5’8” ebony Baldwin grand piano, once a cherished centerpiece in the home of Susan DiMattia, found a new purpose through the shared vision and generosity of local organizations.Susan DiMattia, former president of Stamford’s Friends of the Ferguson Library, a former PROJECT MUSIC Board member, and a longtime supporter of the organization, donated the well-loved instrument to PROJECT MUSIC.

On Monday, December 9th, PROJECT MUSIC brought the Joyful Sounds of the Season to life at King School’s Performing Arts Center with an unforgettable Holiday Concert. Featuring captivating performances by our Amadeus String Ensemble, Concert Band, and Project Music Collective, the students thrilled the audience with a festive lineup of holiday music.

We’re thrilled to share that Project Music recently participated in the YOLA National Accelerator program, an invitation-only initiative hosted by the LA Phil from November 7-10. This all-expenses-paid experience brought together leaders from a select group of transformative music programs, including our own Executive Director, Gabrielle Molina, and Program Director, Pedro Falcon, for an immersive gathering dedicated to advancing youth music education.