The Sing For Hope Piano

A man plays a colorful Sing for Hope piano in a sunny CUIMC courtyard as people gather on the lawn nearby.

Colorfully painted upright piano featuring stars, bursts, and abstract patterns in purple, pink, green, blue, and yellow. — Sing for Hope Piano *Starry Symphony* by Artist Partner Baz Murnin

Part of a global arts initiative that has reached communities from the Bronx to Beirut, the Sing for Hope Piano program brings artist-designed pianos to public spaces-inviting everyone to play, listen, and connect through music. This joyful collaboration reflects our commitment to fostering creativity, well-being and community engagement across our campus. Stop by, take a seat, and be inspired, these pianos are here for everyone.

This year's Sing for Hope Piano is titled "Starry Symphony" created by artist Baz Murnin. The piano was opened daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. from May 19 through June 7 and was located on 168th Street and Fort Washington Avenue. Further information is available on The Sing for Hope Pianos website.