ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Thank you for all who made our performances so far such a success!!
See below for more trips coming up!



Now that you've seen the Palm Pipers (PVC pipes) in action at the Intro Meeting, please let us know if you're at all interested in playing with us. Email Rui wang21@fas.harvard.edu and Natalie ncameron@fas.harvard.edu for more info!



MIHNUET Performance Calendar

  • To sign up for a performance, click on the "Sign me up!" button under the performance that you are interested in attending, fill out the form on the following page, and you'll be ready to go!
  • Please try to sign up by noon on the Friday before your performance as it helps us with planning. Thanks!



  • Saturday, October 18th

    Cambridge Homes
    Site Coordinator: Beatrice
    bliem@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 12:40pm
    Performance Time: 1 - 2pm
    Return Time: 2:30pm
    Meet: T-Stop

    We'll take a bus or walk. The Cambridge Homes is along Mount Auburn Street. Residents are friendly and still lead pretty active lifestyles. Many have studied music at some point in their lives.

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    Sunday, October 19th


    Site Coordinator: George
    jiajielu@fas.harvard.edu
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    Saturday, October 25th*Bubble Tea*

    Sancta Maria
    Site Coordinator: Beatrice
    bliem@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 2:05pm
    Performance Time: 2:30 - 3:30pm
    Return Time: 4pm
    Meet: T-Stop

    Residents are less healthy than those at some other sites, and there are quite a few who may be incapacitated. Residents are very appreciative, although there are some who may singing or talking sporadically during performances.

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    Sunday, October 26th *Bubble Tea*

    Hale House
    Site Coordinator: Natalie
    ncameron@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:45pm
    Performance Time: 2:30 - 3:30pm
    Return Time: 4:00pm
    Meet: Out of Town News

    The residents at Hale House are elderly residents who generally have decreased mobility. However, most patients are very responsive to music, and have no problem interacting with us.

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    Saturday, November 1st


    Site Coordinator: George
    jiajielu@fas.harvard.edu
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    Sunday, November 2nd

    Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital
    Site Coordinator: Rui
    wang21@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:00 pm
    Performance Time: 2 - 3pm
    Return Time: 3:45pm
    Meet: Out of Town News - T Station

    Usually, the audience is very lively and responsive. The patients are usually in good health as compared with residents in most nursing homes. With such audiences, all genres of music are generally welcome. The piano there is fine for accompaniment and for solo performance.

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    Saturday, November 8th

    Shriners
    Site Coordinator: Natalie
    ncameron@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:15pm
    Performance Time: 2 - 3pm
    Return Time: 3:45pm
    Meet: Out Of Town News

    The children range in age from what seems like newborn to in their late teens. Many have visible scars that some may find alarming. They are generally enthusiastic. Performances should be limited to 45 minutes. Since these are kids and some are really young, we need to keep our introductions short as well.

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    Sunday, November 9th

    Neville Place
    Site Coordinator: Beatrice
    bliem@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:35pm
    Performance Time: 2 - 3pm
    Return Time: 3:30pm
    Meet: T-Stop

    There are no particularly favored instruments; they appreciate anything. They have lots of Irish and Scottish residents so that genre is always appreciated, but really anything goes. The residents are all elderly residents who grew up mostly in Cambridge or around here. They love to talk to "us kids" about the history of Boston and Cambridge and are very appreciative of everything, in general. Many have studied music in the past.

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    Saturday, November 15th *Bubble Tea*

    Goddard House
    Site Coordinator: Rui
    wang21@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:30 pm
    Performance Time: 2:30 - 3:30pm
    Return Time: 4:30pm
    Meet: Out of Town News - T Station

    The audience is usually large and very attentive. The residents are much healthier than at most other sites, and appreciate a wide range of music. They enjoy chatting with us after the performance. There is an excellent grand piano which is a highlight for many our our pianists!

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    Sunday, November 16th *Bubble Tea*


    Site Coordinator: George
    jiajielu@fas.harvard.edu
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    Saturday, December 6th

    Vernon Hall
    Site Coordinator: Beatrice
    bliem@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 12:24pm
    Performance Time: 1 - 2pm
    Return Time: 2:15pm
    Meet: Inn at Harvard

    This site is actually quite hard on the performers. That is why we usually advertise this performance as a .veterans performance.. Nevertheless, anyone can come as long as they are aware that there will be difficulties. The patients are usually in very serious mental and physical conditions and may interrupt performances. The key to performing here is to keep on performing no matter what is going on, because the rest of the room is enjoying your music despite the hustle and bustle. The residents of Vernon Hall truly appreciate our music.

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    Sunday, December 7th

    Jeanne Jugan
    Site Coordinator: Natalie
    ncameron@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:45pm
    Performance Time: 2:30 - 3:30pm
    Return Time: 4:15pm
    Meet: Out of Town News

    The residents are all elderly, and since the facility is multi-level care, they vary in terms of mobility and alertness. But they are very sweet and appreciative in general.

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    Saturday, December 13th *Bubble Tea*

    Boston Medical Center
    Site Coordinator: Rui
    wang21@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 1:00pm
    Performance Time: 2 - 3pm
    Return Time: 3:30pm
    Meet: Boylston Gate (#1 Bus)

    The Crooners will be caroling on this trip! We invite anyone who would like to join us to come! Instrumentalists are welcome, but we will likely be going around the floors so more portable instruments will be convenient.

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    Sunday, December 14th*Bubble Tea*

    Youville Hospital
    Site Coordinator: Beatrice
    bliem@fas.harvard.edu
    Meeting Time: 12:45pm
    Performance Time: 1 - 2pm
    Return Time: 2:15pm
    Meet: Science Center Rocks

    We find many patients from the cardiac, pulmonary, and oncology areas. The audience can very from time to time since it is a hospital, but in general they really love MIHNUET and are very appreciative.

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    Reading Period


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    wang21@fas.harvard.edu
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    Reading Period


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    Interested in combining your interest in public service with your passion for music? Then MIHNUET is for you!
    MIHNUET is a a student-run public service organization at Harvard College that brings live music from the Harvard community into area hospitals, nursing homes, and hospices. The mission of MIHNUET is to build positive relationships between Harvard students and the elderly or ill via the very special gift of music.

    We welcome:

    • Solo Instrumentalists, solo vocalists, small groups
    • Vocalists for the choir subset of MIHNUET, the "Crimson Crooners"
    • Instrumentalists for chamber groups and MUSE (MIHNUET's Ultimate String Ensemble)


    To join MINHUET, simply Sign up for and Come to a performance!
    The site coordinator will register you into our group.



    Ensemble Rehearsals

    Questions? Please contact Rui Wang at: wang21@fas.harvard.edu


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