Kim Randall is happy to announce a new endeavor and client, Universal Music Day.

For a little information about what Universal Music Day is, please see below.

Music has always had a huge place in my life. I remember camping when I was younger, my Dad would always bring his guitar and we would sit around the campfire singing songs and roasting marshmallows. From the church youth choir to my family being a part of community theater productions and even myself in the band (I played the flute from 2nd grade through 12th grade), music has always been something consistent that I could always count on to be there.

These days schools are taking music programs out of the lives of our youth and it saddens me knowing that many wont get the same experiences that I had. Let’s change this. Let’s put music in our lives again.

This is what Susan Golden, founder of Universal Music Day is doing and I am so happy to be a part of this project.

No matter where in the world you are, how much money you have or who you know……. you can make music. We are our own musical instruments. Hum a song if you don’t have a radio, dance if the music moves you and let the music live on through all of you.

I encourage all of you to save the date (10/9/10) and join us as we create a world wide music wave!

About Universal Music Day

We are a grassroots community of Music enthusiasts on a quest to nurture universal harmony by encouraging everyone everywhere to gather and create heart to heart connections through Music.

On Universal Music Day we will facilitate and encourage local, national, and international gatherings to experience creativity, movement, healing, and joy through sound, rhythm, and melody. Please join our quest for universal harmony by doing what you do best to advance these goals in a way that supports your community.

We honor those Musicians who inspire, entertain, soothe, heal, and enliven us. We thank them for the Musical gifts they bring to our lives. Let us open our hearts and our minds to the importance of this sacred work.

Contact Susan at SPG@UniversalMusicDay.org or 727 804 4908

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