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People of Halifax will be able to listen to something of a different tune this summer downtown.
Three public pianos are being installed this week around the city, the first one Monday on the Halifax Waterfront.
Jeremy Banks and Peter Nightingale, the urban planning students at Dalhousie University who co-created the project, wanted to work on something they could “be really proud of.”
The project, named #PlayMeHfx, is designed to showcase the beauty and talent of everyday people. It encourages improvised performances and gatherings.
It’s in partnership with the Waterfront Development and the Downtown Halifax Business Commission.
Read the full article, “Keys of the city: Pianos around Halifax offer a chance to play,” by Ben Cousins on thechronicleherald.ca
Photo credit: Tim Kronchak, Chronicle Herald staff
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