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On April 6 the Barton Hills Choir set off on Austin’s famous downtown Hike and Bike Trail to sing at three pianos located along the way. The pianos are among 14 placed around downtown Austin by artist Johnny Walker as part of an interactive art exhibit called Play Me, I’m Yours.
Pictures above were taken by Rob Dalley and show the choir performing at Lou Neff Point, the Pfluger Bridge, and finally, at Butler Park.
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On April 6 the Barton Hills Choir set off on Austin’s famous downtown Hike and Bike Trail to sing at three pianos located along the way. The pianos are among 14 placed around downtown Austin by artist Johnny Walker as part of an interactive art exhibit called Play Me, I’m Yours.
The pictures above were taken by Bobby Daniel at the Choir’s final stop where they sang atop Doug Sahm Hill in Butler Park.
On April 6 the Barton Hills Choir set off on Austin’s famous downtown Hike and Bike Trail to sing at three pianos located along the way. The pianos are among 14 placed around downtown Austin by artist Johnny Walker as part of an interactive art exhibit called Play Me, I’m Yours.
The video was shot by Amy Geltemayer and features the Choir’s stops at the pianos located at Lou Neff Point, the Pfluger pedestrian bridge near Lamar Boulevard, and finally on Doug Sahm Hill in Butler Park.
Fox7 featured a story during their evening news about the Choir’s performance at the downtown pianos yesterday. Barton Hills Students Sing with Street Pianos: MyFoxAUSTIN.com
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