Our thanks to the following publications which have covered MFMII activities and events. Click on the images below to see a full-sized version of each article.
88 Ways
Our very own Executive Director, Carol Zilli, and one of our MFMII board members, Lori Moitié, is featured in the latest publication "88 More Ways Music Can Change Your Life". Read the inspirational stories and help support music education. https://www.amazon.com/MORE-Ways-Music-Change-Your/dp/0998363715 |
January 2020 - Tri-City Voice PodcastListen to the first episode of the Tri-City Voice Podcast, featuring MFMII and the kids choir audition (start at 3.23 minutes)
Link: https://radiopublic.com/tricity-voice-podcast-WkaZBm/s1!1e740 |
December 2017 - Congratulations to Carol Zilli on the KPIX Jefferson Award |
February 2012, Tri City Voice: "Sharing the Love of Music with the Next Generation"Jessica Waymire of the Tri City Voice covers Charlotte Diamond and Carol Zilli's work in brining music to children: "With constant budget cuts,the ability to share the joy and beauty of music has been drastically impacted in neighborhood MFMII brings Charlotte Diamond to Fremont!schools. Thankfully, there are people like CharlotteDiamond and community programs such as Music for Minors II working to keep music alive for future generations... Attending this wonderful family concert is one way to support the arts for children. Another way is to donate to Music for Minors II, or become a docent and donate your time. Volunteers at any level of musical experience are welcome!"
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February 2012, Oakland Tribume: "Helping kids to learn about beautiful music"
Carol Zilli, Executive director and founder of Music for Minors II thanks the many sponsors of MFMII's work: "On behalf of Music for Minors II, the nonprofit music enrichment program keeping music in children's classrooms and lives since 1988, I would like to thank the community for its tremendous support of our sellout Charlotte Diamond Concert."
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September 2011, India Currents: "Music for Minors Needs Docents"Jaya Murthy tells the story of why she found MFMII and became a docent: "Once my children gre up I really missed the music. I became concerned when I learned of the void of music in local schools which had been so important for my children... I was grateful to discover Music for Minors II (MFMII)... I encourage those interested to get involved and experience one of the best volunteer opportunities that will make a musical difference in a child's life, and your own!"
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