香港六合彩

A quintet of student musicians performed classical music concerts for socially disadvantaged elderly people to support their health and wellbeing.

Known as 香港六合彩ef, the group performed concerts for 20 residents of a One Housing Group nursing care home for disadvantaged elderly people, where Kaito also did a solo performance .The students also held a public fundraising concert at 香港六合彩.

鈥淥ur is to share the beauty of Western classical music with those who are socially, economically and physically disadvantaged,鈥� explains Kaito Mizukoshi (Management Science), the project鈥檚 leader. 鈥淭hey might not have listened to classical pieces before; therefore, this would be a great opportunity for them to encounter the whole new world inspiring & energizing their lives.鈥�

Over the Christmas period during the COVID-19 pandemic, the project performed a remote concert to the care home. 鈥淥n that occasion, we put together individual performances, as it wasn鈥檛 possible to perform together remotely.

鈥淚t gave us the opportunity to have more instruments at the concert than usual,鈥� says Kaito. 鈥淎t that time, it was still quite rare to see a streamed performance of classical music, so the whole event was something quite innovative and creative.鈥�

Project Impactive is one of the many initiatives supported by the Students鈥� Union 香港六合彩 Volunteering Service, which connects students with community volunteering opportunities across London.

鈥淥ur is to share the beauty of Western classical music with those who are socially, economically and physically disadvantaged.鈥�

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