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This groundbreaking concert explores themes of self-realization and community transformation through songs and stories of hope, redemption, and freedom. The evening will feature stunning performances by incarcerated adults from Central Ohio prisons as well as videos highlighting stories of people transitioning from incarceration to freedom.
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Harmony Project is art. Art is the catalyst for change — combating disinformation, shattering stereotypes, expanding cultural knowledge, and creating empathy for one another. Creativity fosters a shared space where people can embrace their differences and build social harmony.
Harmony Project is a community chorus that performs in various venues in Ohio. It also offers Harmony Sessions, a series of storytelling and music events, and Harmony Special Events and Bookings for organizations.
Harmony brings over 3,500 people together each month in programming, service projects, and performances—people of different faiths and beliefs, backgrounds, cultures, viewpoints, and lifestyles, working alongside one another to create meaningful change in their community.
1 ημέρα πριν · Harmony Project puts on another inspirational concert this week. How It Feels To Be Free: The Concert For Community will feature the nation's largest community chorus on stage at the Ohio Theatre. The sold-out show will include performances by incarcerated adults from Central Ohio prisons, exploring themes of self-realization and community ...
7 Δεκ 2021 · Harmony Project choir returns with first performance in two years at Ohio Statehouse. Micah Walker. The Columbus Dispatch. 0:03. 1:23. Matt Toopes and Kendra Tao braved the cold Monday night...
16 Μαΐ 2023 · COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – On Thursday, May 18, more than 6,000 people will gather at Columbus Commons for a free concert that is years in the making. The 450 voices that make up the Harmony...
