In a time when we are more separated than ever, Heart & Soul wanted to consolidate the love and creativity our artists offer into one place. We’ve added videos to our YouTube Channel from several artists who have been kind enough to share their work.
Turning Point ends with another beautiful story in Heart and Soul, which brings healing to over 25,000 people per year with live music performances at domestic abuse shelters, psychiatric centers, and other isolated facilities across Utah.
Dear friends, family, board members, fellow musicians and our phenomenal funders, thank you all! It has been my great honor to lead Heart & Soul these past twenty-six years.
Heart & Soul would not be able to aid residents through this crisis without the generous support of people like you. Once restrictions within the facilities we visit have been officially lifted, we intend to go back in and play music just like before. With your continued support, we can bring the music back into communities of isolated individuals, and bring joy, laughter, and love with us.
Dear friends of Heart & Soul,
We hope you are well.
As you know, it’s not safe for us to physically go into care communities right now. So together with our performers we are exploring all the ways to communicate and send our hope, music and love to our most isolated audiences.
Heart & Soul takes music and performing arts through live performances to isolated audiences. Our audience group is 90% seniors living in care communities, the highest at risk group for coronavirus. Due to the coronavirus we have changed to a 'singing telegram" format and bring individual live concerts via FaceTime and Google Duo.
Heart & Soul Performers Kathy and Marianne are working on an art project, Spoken Faces. They're drawing "lyrical portraits," or portraits of people using lyrics of their favorite songs as a way to stay connected with people especially during quarantine. If you have a loved one in a care community, this would be a great gift to show you are thinking of them.
