More Than 2000 World Music Days Concerts Dedicated On Six Continents
Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl lived a life that knew no geographical boundaries, with a spirit that knew no prejudice.
A classically trained violinist, an avid fiddler and a talented mandolin player (who played classical, rock, bluegrass and jazz), Danny used his passion for music to form friendships across cultural divides; joining musical groups in every community where he lived around the globe. Since 2002, musicians around the world have dedicated thousands of concerts and performances in his honor and in the spirit of "Harmony for Humanity." This year, you can participate from October 1 - 31 to commemorate Danny's October 10th birthday.
We Invite You To Register Today - All Music Genres Welcome!
Anyone can participate by dedicating a concert or by organizing a special event. On the day of your performance, make a dedication from the stage or mention Daniel Pearl World Music Days in your printed program. This is a simple, yet powerful way that you can show your support for tolerance and recognition of our shared humanity.
- Musicians can dedicate a song or concert;
- DJs can dedicate live gigs and radio shows;
- Orchestras can dedicate concerts or compositions;
- Youth Groups can dedicate performances in auditoriums or at sports events;
- Bands and Solo Artists can dedicate nightclub, coffeehouse, school, community center, and special event performances; and
- Everyone can contribute music, lyrics, poems, dedications, stories, articles, photographs & videos on the theme of "Harmony for Humanity" to the World Music Days eStage. This Streaming Internet Radio Station and online gallery are available to listeners and viewers worldwide throughout the entire month of October.
Click Here to Sign-up and Register Your Concert, Event, or eStage Participation!
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