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Project Music Partners with Columbia University: A Data-Driven Collaboration
Columbia University's Teachers College for their Strategic Data Analysis course. This collaboration offers an exciting opportunity for us to delve into our patron database with the expertise of students from the M.A. Arts Administration program. Through hands-on analysis, we aim to uncover valuable insights that will benefit both our organization and the students' learning experience.
Want to learn more about the 3D printed instruments?
Save the date for May 1st and join us at GE’s Co-Create Space for a Project Music fundraiser. Experience performances by the Project Music Collective (PMC) and Orchestra Lumos and engage directly with these innovative instruments benefitting our students. More details coming soon!
Project Music performs with Norwalk Symphony's rendition of 'The Music Man'!
In an extraordinary opportunity, our Project Music students recently had the privilege of attending the enchanting performance of Meredith Willson's "The Music Man" with the Norwalk Symphony. Immersed in the captivating world of local talents and theater groups, our young musicians experienced a captivating musical comedy.
From Classroom to Concert Hall: The PM Collective’s Launch & Inaugural Performance!
Project Music is proud to announce the successful inauguration of the Project Music Collective [PM Collective], our new professional performing ensemble. This ensemble, composed of our esteemed teaching artists, made its debut with a spectacular concert on January 25th at the King School, marking a significant milestone in our organization.
The PM Collective, a genre-agnostic group with expertise ranging from classical to jazz, showcased their exceptional talents at their first concert, held specifically for our students, families, and in partnership with Music in the Woods. The ensemble's performance was a masterful display of musical versatility, seamlessly blending intricate classical compositions with the vibrant, soulful rhythms of jazz. The concert not only entertained but also inspired our students, demonstrating the heights they can reach as musicians