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We've been privileged to play our first “Open Piano for Refugees” since the start of the program. It’s a pretty much year-round event moving from city to city, spread mainly over 2 neighbor countries:
› Multi-Piano Event Event Views Navigation Karlsruhe (DE) – Spiel Mich 2021 – expect 15 pianos – dates TBC Karlsruhe (DE) – Spiel Mich 2021 – expect 15 pianos – dates TBC Find out more » Fulda (DE) – Spiel Mich 2021 – expect 3 pianos – dates TBC Fulda (DE) – Spiel Mich 2021 – expect 3 pianos – dates TBC + Google Map Find out more » Davis (US-CA) – In the Key of Davis 2021 – expect 6 pianos – dates TBC Davis (US-CA) – In the Key of Davis 2021 – expect 6 pianos – dates TBC + Google Map Find out more » Heilbronn (DE) – Spiel Mich 2021 – expect 11 pianos – dates TBC Heilbronn (DE) – Spiel Mich 2021 – expect 11 pianos – dates TBC + Google Map Find out more » August 2021 Everett (US-WA) – Street Tunes – 2021 – expect 19 pianos Everett (US-WA) – Street Tunes – 2021 – expect 19 pianos Find out more » September 2021 Augsburg (DE) – Streetpianos PMIY 2021 – expect 10 pianos – dates TBC Augsburg (DE) – Streetpianos PMIY 2021 – expect 10 pianos – dates TBC + Google Map Find out more » San Francisco Botanical Garden (US-CA) – Sunset Piano/Flower Piano 2021 – expect 12 pianos – dates TBC San Francisco Botanical Garden (US-CA) – Sunset Piano/Flower Piano 2021 – expect 12 pianos – dates TBC + Google Map Find out more » Culemborg (NL) – Piano Walk 2021 – expect 19 pianos/1 public Culemborg (NL) – Piano Walk 2021 – expect 19 pianos/1 public + Google Map Find out more » January 2023 London – Public Piano players Heaven London – Public Piano players Heaven + Google Map Find out more » Austria & Germany – Open Piano for Refugees – Year-round Austria & Germany – Open Piano for Refugees – Year-round + Google Map We've been privileged to play our first “Open Piano for Refugees” since the start of the program.
It’s a pretty much year-round event moving from city to city, spread mainly over 2 neighbor countries: Germany and Austria, with tours through Denmark and Sweden so far. When you're playing, you're busking for a good cause: About the Pianos The pianos aren't exactly moving from city to city, it's the program that's moving, relying on local partners providing local baby-grands. One even…
Find out more » Glasgow (GB) – Glasgow Piano City – Year-round Glasgow (GB) – Glasgow Piano City – Year-round + Google Map We'll be happy to tell you more about Glasgow Piano City in Scotland, United Kingdom, once we've played their pianos in June 2020 (post-script: guess what, flights got canceled... 🙁 ), we'll have to make new plans to play this great city and meet the great people behind Glasgow Piano City! Piano-name . . . Locations (latest update July 27th 2020): Calisia . . . at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall Libby . . . at Waterstones ( 2nd floor bar…
Find out more » Austria (AT) & Germany (DE) – Year-round pianos Austria (AT) & Germany (DE) – Year-round pianos About the year-round pianos If ever you'd ask yourself why our website shows TWO sovereign countries as ONE year-round piano event, know this about Austria (AT) & Germany (DE): Austria and Germany have a long shared history together, with German being the official language of both countries. Since both are member states of the Schengen-agreement, you could miss the border in the blink of an eye.
From Public Piano point of view, these two countries share a common and long-lasting… Find out more » France (FR) – Year-round pianos France (FR) – Year-round pianos + Google Map About the year-round pianos in France We've played a few dozen of these French railway station pianos over the years, mostly if not all uprights. Quality of these pianos can differ from (most) excellent to (some) very poor.
We can't say it any better than this article: "If You Miss a Train in France, You May Catch a Tune Instead". There used over just over 100 back in 2016, right now in 2020 you'll still find a staggering 75 pianos… Find out more » Netherlands (NL) – Year-round pianos Netherlands (NL) – Year-round pianos + Google Map Find out more »
From the original worldpianos.org blog, restored by Sing for Hope.