A nice surprise, our niece had a go, not very tuneful but rock n roll!!
Chiew Kin Yan // Sep 14, 2009 at 3:16 pm
I heard about this project only this morning, when I accidently stumbled upon a short write-up on someone's blog. Immediately, I changed, grabbed a map or two and started asking for directions to St. George's Park. I live in Frenchay, by the way.
I then took a slow 2.5 hour walk from Frenchay all the way to St. George's Park but couldn't find the piano. I asked a guy at the park and he said it was burnt down on friday. I then spent another hour walking to St. Andrews Park. At last, I got to play the piano! Yahoo! Some of the keys were already spoilt but nonetheless it was fun! Great experience!!
Holly Johnson // Sep 10, 2009 at 6:33 pm
I absolutely love this idea – it encourages creativity and brings people together; gives children a chance to play an instrument they may not have at home and brings music outside! In St Andrew's Park, someone has placed plants on top of the piano and written 'grow me I'm yours'. Seeing things like this reminds me why I love living in Bristol. Thank you Luke! x
JGC - Top Cat On Tour // Sep 6, 2009 at 12:54 pm
Continued From: Turbo Island
This was piano number 10.
Played 5th September 2009 13:25
Award To This Piano: Piano In Nicest Park
Next stop: Southmead Green
www.sidzphotography.co.uk // Sep 4, 2009 at 8:32 pm
I then took a slow 2.5 hour walk from Frenchay all the way to St. George's Park but couldn't find the piano. I asked a guy at the park and he said it was burnt down on friday. I then spent another hour walking to St. Andrews Park. At last, I got to play the piano! Yahoo! Some of the keys were already spoilt but nonetheless it was fun! Great experience!!
This was piano number 10.
Played 5th September 2009 13:25
Award To This Piano: Piano In Nicest Park
Next stop: Southmead Green