Thursday, July 14, 2011

Pianos on Parade




Three musicians who tried their hand at one of the Pianos on Parade on the corner of Ford Parkway and Cleveland Avenue.

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20 comments:

  1. Olivier12:09 AM

    vraiment j'adore cette initiative, une vraie bonne idée, bravo

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  2. brattcat5:56 AM

    in that third shot it looks as if the young player is not entirely pleased with the tone.

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  3. Unknown7:43 AM

    How cool having a piano outside.

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  4. EG CameraGirl8:10 AM

    An outdoor piano? How intriguing!

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  5. Montreal Photo Daily8:17 AM

    It's great you have that program in your city Kate! Sad to say, we don't in Montreal. I would love to sit on the sidelines and observe the comings and goings. What a fun way to relax on a summer day.
    Have a happy Thursday!


    BTW, the first time I ever heard of this was here - "Fresh Eyes on London"
    http://aglimpseoflondon.blogspot.com/2011/07/pianos-are-back.html

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  6. Sharon8:19 AM

    A good way to ease the stresses of the day!

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  7. Randy8:19 AM

    Very colorful! Great for a patio maybe.

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  8. Dave-CostaRicaDailyPhoto.com8:25 AM

    I hope it does not rain, unless they know how to play and sing "Singing in the Rain."

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  9. PerthDailyPhoto8:42 AM

    Did they play three completely different tunes Kate? Cool pics!

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  10. Birdman8:48 AM

    I did not know they were playable. How cool!

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  11. Halcyon9:05 AM

    Were any of them any good? ;)

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  12. Lois11:38 AM

    What a great idea! I just love all the pastel colors on that piano.

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  13. Judy11:49 AM

    I wonder which one sounded the best.

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  14. Lucas3:16 PM

    How do I NOT know about this? I must go to there immediately!

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  15. becky3:17 PM

    The only thing I learned to play when I was little was "mary had a little lamb," & i think "chopsticks."
    :)

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  16. ArtandArchitecture-SF.com5:01 PM

    This is such a phenomenal concept, what an absolute pleasure to know that communities do this and the citizens can truly enjoy it.

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  17. john bain5:50 PM

    Are the keys painted too?

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  18. Jack7:15 PM

    I love this idea but I have never seen it in real life. People are so creative, aren't they?

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  19. Leif Hagen8:08 AM

    I just love these pianos! How I wish we had one or two or three of them sitting on streets here in Eagan...

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  20. Charlestonjoan11:25 AM

    I love this! What a great idea.

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