41 stories & pictures about “Sharonville Arts Center”

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1. Jenifer Dittelberger   // Sep 17, 2010 at 11:36 pm
   This piano is being moved to my music school, Somerset Academy of music. This is a photo of the last performer at Sharonville location. I'm very glad to give this piano a new home, but there was a little boy there who was not pleased that we were moving the piano. He asked me, "Why do you have to take the piano? I've only got to play it for 3 days." I'm sure there will be many disappointed people as the pianos disappear. I know I feel sad the event is over, but I know my students and I will always remember it. I feel very honored to be able to give the piano a home were many can continue enjoying it!
   

   
2. Jeremy Stevenson   // Sep 1, 2010 at 1:20 am
   Well, now that I've played at all 42 locations, I've decided to revisit a few of my favorite spots while the pianos are still around. I've been to the Sharonville location about four times so far, mainly because it's such a nice location simply to hang out! Below is a brief one minute snippet of me playing the rare "Kentucky Rag," composed and published in 1908 by Floyd Willis, of Covington, Kentucky. He worked as a theater and silent film pianist in Cincinnati in the early part of the 20th century. This piece will appear on my upcoming album of rare Cincinnati-published ragtime. Long live Play Me I'm Yours!
   
3. Sharon Down   // Aug 27, 2010 at 11:03 pm
   This was one of the real surprises of this Sunday Road Trip. The piano was in fine condition, and it had another player keeping it company-- a very young man who decided my son was his new best friend. I'll have to go back to this one again. I hope it stays in good shape when they move it back to the arts center from this park. This is another place I am so glad to know about from having to travel to this piano. I intend to come back and explore old Sharonville more sometime soon.
   

   
4. Bud and Sue   // Aug 27, 2010 at 1:53 am
   Been having fun trying to remember tunes I use to play
   

   
5. Jim Nolan   // Aug 24, 2010 at 10:20 am
   It still sounds pretty good - though I think the weather is starting to affect the keys.
   

   

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