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Seeking Mentors for Harmony Hub Piano Lessons

16 and up

Posted October 7, 2016

Harmony Hub mentors aid teachers at the Sorenson Unity Center or our satellite site, the Salt Lake Library Glendale Branch. Harmony Hub educational opportunities provide a dedicated, safe environment where youth and families have open access to pianos and other musical resources for exploring music and the arts. Mundi Project sponsors private lessons throughout the year, free of charge at the Glendale Library. Ambassadors interested in mentoring must possess an advanced level of musical training; they must display an interest in engaging with, and supporting less advanced students; they must also illustrate a high level of maturity and personal responsibility. Commitment to at least one full semester of participation is required. Contact our Program Coordinator for more details on Harmony Hub Mentorship opportunities at programs@mundiproject.org.

Attached document:

Opportunity through

Mundi Project
PO Box 520696, SLC, UT 84152
801-487-8594

rchou@mundiproject.org
www.mundiproject.org

Category: Youth
County: Salt Lake Valley

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Volunteers with our organization use their musical education to enrich the lives of our community through promoting open access to pianos, music education, and innovative performance opportunities. Mundi ambbassadors perform at our events, mentor younger students at the Harmony Hub, and can opt to work with us in project development and marketing. We offer a fun and unique way for students to engage with community and share the inspiration of music with others. They gain new experiences in performance, artistic collaboration, and mentorship.
The Mundi Project sponsors piano donation to underserved communities and families who would otherwise not have access to these instruments. We support open-access music education at our Harmony Hub classroom spaces, and we develop yearly performance events that include a variety of unique musical experiences for young performers.
"Mundi Project has been a tremendous experience for Daniel. Not only was he able to improve his piano performing skills through various stages, but also the community spirit and the dedication to serve others were deeply ingrained into his music career, which has made him a better musician as well as a better human being." Baodong Liu, father of Daniel Liu, Mundi Ambassador 2014-15