There are beautiful painted pianos right in the middle of the streets of many cities around the world. They provide completely free games that anyone can play by approaching them. An artist who believed in the concept of spontaneous communication had this thought. Several people can easily walk up to the piano, listen to music and engage in conversation with the street piano. Street music always has a certain vibe and attitude. Each city has unique characteristics and individual style. But music in particular can bring people together from every city in the world. On public pianos, anyone can play. This could be a novice, a pro, or even a young child. But playing a tune is more enjoyable for children than just sitting at the piano. Yet San Francisco’s example was special. The piano was occupied by two six-year-old children who began playing the standard repertoire.
It was a breathtaking spectacle. The children handled the keys so expertly, as if it was something that came easily and naturally to them. They performed a theme from the film “Amélie”. Immediately, a group of onlookers gathered around the men, who listened excitedly before starting to take photos with their phones. The talented youngsters continued to play, oblivious to the crowd of spectators. Children always act more naturally. They stand out from adults for this reason. As a result, the music they play is authentic and honest. You can often see young musicians playing and singing with so much joy on the streets of different cities. Their concerts consistently attract large crowds of spectators and are well received. Children’s energy is strong and evokes good feelings. These public performances often help children show off their talents. Professional artists and producers notice them. They give gifted children the chance to continue their studies at a professional level and become well-known musicians or composers in the future.
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