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No strings attached: UT students offer free music lessons through new program The String Project is a nationwide initiative to offer lessons and instruments to children who wouldn't normally have access. It's in its first year in Knoxville. Author: Emily DeVoe Updated: 1:58 PM EDT April 12, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — With no strings attached, students in the University of Tennessee's College of music are giving back.  "One of my colleagues brought up the idea of starting a String Project in Knoxville to help connect our school to the community and provide lesso...

Novak Manjlovic’s Places, People review: Daring to bare the inner soul We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size ★★★½ JOHN SHAND This was music into which you could sink as if it were a soft leather armchair, while the musical diary conjured images before your eyes. Pianist/composer Novak Manojlovic was enshrining in sound nine memories of places and people – and, in the process, taking us deep into the weave of his perceptions and texture of his emotional responses. Novak Manjlovic’s Places...

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Prior to working for the Texas State String Project in 2019, Rachel Watson underestimated how much joy and solace she would find watching kids she taught improve over time.

Daily News staff PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts awarded nearly $1 million in COVID relief funds to artists, professional arts education associations and arts and culture organizations, including a number in Newport County. These grants, announced in a press release Monday, will provide needed assistance to organizations, artists and arts educators who continue to experience economic hardship as a result of the COVID pandemic. “I’m immensely proud that we can provide this essential support to artists and nonprofit arts organizations here in Rhode Island. These ...