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Gillian Anne Renault
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Senior Editor, Art+Design and Dance, ArtsATL
Atlanta
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By Gillian Anne Renault| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified Atlantans probably wouldn’t recognize composer and classical pianist Malek Jandali if they bumped into him on the street, but they would recognize his pianos. All 500 of them. That’s how many pianos his nonprofit Pianos for Peace has placed in metro Atlanta schools, nursing homes, MARTA stations, hospitals, colleges and even Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. “When we put a piano in an unexpected place, we change the narrative,” Jandali said recently.
By Gillian Anne Renault| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified This story was originally published by ArtsATL. Sarah Hillmer’s latest work notebook is mauve. Or maybe, she says upon reflection, it’s a light purple/lavender mix? Hillmer is very particular about her notebooks. Each ballet she has worked on as a rehearsal director, stager or assistant to the choreographer — and there have been dozens — warrants a notebook of a different color. Each one is a lined composition book from Walmart or Target.
By Gillian Anne Renault| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified Atlantans probably wouldn’t recognize composer and classical pianist Malek Jandali if they bumped into him on the street, but they would recognize his pianos. All 500 of them. That’s how many pianos his nonprofit Pianos for Peace has placed in metro Atlanta schools, nursing homes, MARTA stations, hospitals, colleges and even Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. “When we put a piano in an unexpected place, we change the narrative,” Jandali said recently.
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ArtsATL
ArtsATL is a nonprofit publication whose mission and vision are to connect artists and arts organizations with arts patrons through our daily coverage to help create a sustainable arts community that contributes to the economic and cultural health of metro Atlanta.
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Founded: 2009