Where Music Carries Us members ran and raised over $500 in monetary donations at Princeton University’s Tiger Trot 5K on November 22, 2024. The annual race benefits Arm In Arm, a local non-profit organization that helps Mercer County residents in need of food, housing, and job support. The race gave WMCU members a new way […]
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Authors: Albert Zhu and Alice Wu Editors: Audrey Yang and Yvonne Wang The recent coronavirus pandemic forced many local businesses to close down, resulting in large numbers of lost jobs due to safety concerns. Nevertheless, as the pandemic drags onwards, many small local businesses are reopening with safety measures in place. Some examples of these
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Our wonderful student musicians have been making all kinds of music even during the pandemic, singing and playing musical instruments from woodwind instruments to string instruments, and even Chinese traditional instruments like the Hulusi and GuZheng. Check out this video for more than an hour of amazing musicianship! We are so proud of these young
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On August 7th, Where Music Carries Us brought woodwind players to Princeton Christian Church for an educational concert about the woodwind family of instruments. One performer playing each instrument presented their instrument to the campers. Some of the wonderful repertoire presented was a flute choir rendition of “You Raise Me Up,” Haydn’s London Trio, and Psalm 19,
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On June 2, 2019, Where Music Carries Us collaborated with a project called “Music for Memory,” and held their second event at the Artis Senior Living Center of Princeton Junction. There were about 13 performers with ages ranging from 12 to 17 years old. The performance consisted of instrumental solos, trios, and a vocalist. This
At this event, Amanda Cariaga, pictured on the far left, performed in a trio with WMCU members Sanjana Yeddula and Sriya Chinthalapudi. On her experience at the event, she said, “This was the first time my trio performed together in public for the enjoyment of others. My trio was established around a month before performing
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