Join in the fun at Stamford pop-up Street Studio on Make Music Day
June 18, 2019 Updated: June 18, 2019 1:39 p.m.
HARMAN, Stamford Downtown and the Make Music Alliance are hosting a pop-up Street Studio on June 21, in celebration of Make Music Day. The Make Music Day mobile recording studio will be set up from noon to 5 p.m. at 1 Public Library Plaza, at the corner of Bedford and Broad streets.
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HARMAN CFO Sandy Rowland, HARMAN CEO Dinesh Paliwal, Stamford Downtown Special Services District President Sandy Goldstein and Stamford Mayor David Martin celebrate Make Music Day at the HARMAN Street Studio in downtown Stamford in 2018.
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HARMAN, Stamford Downtown and the Make Music Alliance are hosting a pop-up Street Studio on Friday, June 21, in celebration of Make Music Day, a global event taking place in over 800 cities around the world.
In Stamford, the Make Music Day mobile recording studio will be set up from noon to 5 p.m. at 1 Public Library Plaza at the corner of Bedford and Broad streets.
Every year on June 21st, mobile recording studios appear on sidewalks in cities across the world. These Street Studios, organized with Stamford's own HARMAN, bring world-class producers onto the streets for Make Music Day, setting up their mobile recording studios in public locations, according to a news release.
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The HARMAN Street Studio in Stamford is free and open to the public to experience. It will be equipped with musical instruments and HARMAN recording gear for the public — musicians and non-musicians — to record audio. Local music producer Zubin Hensler will be on site at the HARMAN Street Studio and edit the audio recorded into one-of-a-kind, local music track to be shared online.
By establishing one specific day each year, June 21, to celebrate music, HARMAN and the Make Music Alliance encourages both amateur and professional music making, and empowers individuals to seek out ways to celebrate music in their community.