Harmony Kenya Foundation

Harmony Kenya Foundation Concert 2025
THANK YOU!!

A big thank you to all of you for showing up for this year's Harmony Kenya Foundation Concert.

HKF CONCERT 2025

🎶 YOU'RE INVITED!
HARMONY KENYA FOUNDATION JOINT CONCERT 2025

📅 Sunday, 1st June | 🕑 2:00PM-5:00PM
📍 Lenana School Auditorium, Ngong Road
🎭 Feel the Rhythm. Witness the Talent. Celebrate Our Roots.

Dear Friend,
You're cordially invited to join us for an extraordinary afternoon of Kenyan musical heritage!
✨ Live choral and orchestral performances by Kenya's rising stars
✨ Kenyan Traditional instruments meets symphony
✨ Supporting music education for Kenyan youth

*🎟 BUY YOUR TICKET AT https://harmonykenyafoundation.hustlesasa.shop/?product=63950 for KES 500/= ONLY!*

👆 SECURE YOUR SPOT NOW!

Looking forward to celebrating with you! 🎵
The Harmony Kenya Foundation Team

📱 Questions? Call/WhatsApp: ‪+254 112033290‬

.watatua working with the learners who came for the Sound Scapes Event last Friday at the KNLS.

He was one of the panelists discussing the future of Music Education in Africa.

One of the schools invited for the event was which is our Pilot CBC Project. It was a good opportunity for interaction and collaboration among the learners.

Check out our highlights to learn more on how you can support us in providing sustainable Music Education to less privileged learning institutions.

The Grade 9 students at Kariobangi South Comprehensive School & their Head Teacher Ms. Pamela Mang’oli receiving a donation of two keyboards from Harmony Kenya Foundation.

The keyboards were donated to the foundation by well wishers and the students as well as the teachers were very happy to receive these keyboards. These will aid in classroom studies as well as various performances within and outside the school.

We appreciate the continued support from all our donors and well wishers. If you wish to learn more about how you can support us, check out our highlights!

Happy New Year!

We’re thrilled to be back and truly grateful for your continued support. Today, we officially resumed our tutoring sessions, starting off at Nairobi School!

Our tutors worked with the students in different sections and later joined them during Band Practice.

Special thanks to our dedicated volunteer tutors for sharing their time, skills, and passion to inspire these young minds. We’re looking forward to an exciting and impactful year ahead!

njoroge



watatua

Last week we accompanied Westlands School students to watch the Premiere of Impure - Film. that we connected the students through our Harmony Kenya Foundation projects. Where 13 girls from Westlands school sang part of my soundtrack for the movie. The recording of the vocals took place at Kasangas studio coordinated by Ibrahim Sidede the music supervisor, Rico Herre, film director and Maria Gichu trained the girls vocally.

Impure is a film that advocates for the eradication of period shame and poverty and is based on a true story.

During the premiere of Impure the students got to meet Janet Mbugua founder of Inua Dada that is pushing for menstrual equity and raising awareness on the challenges so many girls face in the country.

We would like to thank Collins Bulliva, head of music at Westlands school, parents of the students who took part, and the whole team part of Impure for involving the Westlands school students in this wonderful project.

Check out Impure - Film page for screening details.

5 WAYS TO SUPPORT HARMONY KENYA FOUNDATION:

1. Follow & Share our social media pages/content
2. Donate an Instrument/music accessories
3. Invite us to speak at your event
4. Donate money
5. Alert us of any opportunities!

For more details on the above swipe left to view more!

We have had a lot of inquiries regarding how you can support , we hope this post gives you some ideas. Let us know your thoughts,
Comment below 👇🏽 we would love to hear from you.

And thank you for being part of our community.

Today, we would like to congratulate Macharia Kelvin on graduating with first-class honours in music from the University of Nottingham. Macharia graduated top of his class and received 6 awards;

1. School of Humanities Undergraduate Prize for Student with the Highest Overall Average Mark
2. Department of Music Final Year Overall Finalist
3. Department of Music Final Year Prize for Performance
4. Department of Music Maddalena Casulana Prize (best performance of a work by a female composer)
5. Department of Music Bernard Slee Prize for Opera
6. Department of Music Phillip Weller Dissertation Prize

For his graduation, Macharia is fundraising to support equitable access to quality music education for underprivileged disabled young people in Kenya. He has been dedicated to this charitable work at SA Joytown Secondary School (his former school) with the Harmony Kenya Foundation for the last few years, and his award-winning dissertation was on this very topic.

Join us in congratulating Macharia for this outstanding achievement by donating to this wonderful cause.
⭐️DONATE HERE: https://gofund.me/2b6e1a98