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Harmony Project
Basic Information
Address: 817 Vine Street, Suite 212
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Phone Number: (323)462-4311
Fax Number: (323)462-4367
Email: Info@harmony-project.org
Director: Myka Miller
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Additional Information
Causes Served: Inverst children and community through music.
Population Served: Low income families.
Ages for Volunteer: 14 plus
Mission Statement:
Harmony Project's mission is to
· Promote the healthy growth and development of children through the study, practice and performance of music.
· Build healthier communities by investing in the positive development of children through music.
· Develop children as musical ambassadors of peace, hope, and understanding amongst people of diverse cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs.
We accomplish this by bringing quality music instruction to children who otherwise would not have access to it; complementing music education with supporting resources and opportunities; and fostering a community of families that actively support their children’s growth and development.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
It's our project to build the harmony. Through music education, we teach children how to respect and cooperate. They become disciplined and confident in the process of music appreciation and performance. Children stay out of trouble because they are occupied by music learning.
Events:
The program operates on a semester system, with 16-week sessions in the Fall and Spring. The summer consists of an 8-week session that includes the Summer Music Festival. Students receive a minimum of 80 hours and up to 300 hours or more of supervised activity each year.