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| Piano #14: Jackie Robinson Recreation Center. The high ceiling and brick walls created a gorgeous acoustic space. Perfect for this baby grand piano. |
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| This piano, painted by Annamarie Trombetta, is a tribute to 9/11. On the Pop-Up Pianos website, she wrote these words about the piano: "Poetry, painting, and music can inspire when uncertainty, tragedy, and trials transpire -- If hope and transformation is one's desire, search for sounds, images, and words to lift you higher!" |
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| Piano #14: Inwood Hill Park. At long last. And just in time... I was able to play one song before the rain started and spoke to a woman walking her dog as well as a woman walking with her two children. So nice to have a piano here. |
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| EXERCIZE! I love that this piano is about being healthy. It's decorated by students from PS 34, who painted what they thought was important to the community. On the piano's lid, there's a message: "Race doesn't matter." |
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