The girl who heard the music /
Fogelson, Marni,
The girl who heard the music / Girl who heard the music : how one pianist and 85,000 bottles and cans brought new hope to an island words by Marni Fogelson, with Mahani Teave ; pictures by Marta Álvarez Miguéns. - 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm
"Mahani Teave grew up on Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, one of the most remote islands in the world, where moai statues stand and music is everywhere. When she began taking lessons on the island's only piano, she proved to be a great talent. She left Rapa Nui when she was just nine to continue her music education, wishing she didn't have to leave such a beautiful place to pursue her dreams. She became an internationally acclaimed classical pianist, playing around the world for all kinds of audiences. But her island home kept calling her back. Years later, she returned to Rapa Nui to stay, and with a new dream: to save its environment and culture. She helped create a music and arts school, so that children there could learn music in ways that kept the island's unique traditions alive. Mahani also saw the island's struggles with sustainability issues and pollution from tourism and ocean plastics, so the school was built using of thousands of tires, bottles, and cans in its walls, and incorporates rain barrels, solar panels, and a food garden. Mahani and her team have created an inspiring place that celebrates the land of Rapa Nui and its people"--
9781728262314 1728262313
2022035133
Teave, Mahani--Juvenile literature.
Pianists--Biography--Juvenile literature.
Musicians--Easter Island--Juvenile literature.
Environmentalism--Easter Island--Juvenile literature.
Biographies.
Picture books.
The girl who heard the music / Girl who heard the music : how one pianist and 85,000 bottles and cans brought new hope to an island words by Marni Fogelson, with Mahani Teave ; pictures by Marta Álvarez Miguéns. - 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm
"Mahani Teave grew up on Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island, one of the most remote islands in the world, where moai statues stand and music is everywhere. When she began taking lessons on the island's only piano, she proved to be a great talent. She left Rapa Nui when she was just nine to continue her music education, wishing she didn't have to leave such a beautiful place to pursue her dreams. She became an internationally acclaimed classical pianist, playing around the world for all kinds of audiences. But her island home kept calling her back. Years later, she returned to Rapa Nui to stay, and with a new dream: to save its environment and culture. She helped create a music and arts school, so that children there could learn music in ways that kept the island's unique traditions alive. Mahani also saw the island's struggles with sustainability issues and pollution from tourism and ocean plastics, so the school was built using of thousands of tires, bottles, and cans in its walls, and incorporates rain barrels, solar panels, and a food garden. Mahani and her team have created an inspiring place that celebrates the land of Rapa Nui and its people"--
9781728262314 1728262313
2022035133
Teave, Mahani--Juvenile literature.
Pianists--Biography--Juvenile literature.
Musicians--Easter Island--Juvenile literature.
Environmentalism--Easter Island--Juvenile literature.
Biographies.
Picture books.