Kretzer Piano Music Foundation to Present YAMAHA Clavinova Keyboard Festival, 10/31

The Kretzer Piano Music Foundation (KPMF) today invited music lovers of all ages to a very special musical event - The YAMAHA Clavinova Keyboard Festival. FREE and open to the public, the Festival will be held on the Plaza at CityPlace on Saturday, October 31, from 11 am to 3 pm.

The Festival will showcase the talents of more than 100 young musicians, including several Kretzer Piano Music Foundation scholarship winners, most of which will be performing in Halloween costumes. With musical numbers ranging from a Chopin Prelude to hummable melodies from Phantom of the Opera, the lineup will include performances by students from both Bak Middle School of the Arts and Dreyfoos School of the Arts, as well as by the audience-wowing Kretzer Kids. The Festival will kick off at 11 am with the dynamic Faith's Place Drum Corps.

"We are very excited about sponsoring this unique event," says KPMF Founder Kathi Kretzer. "This is a great opportunity for music fans to come together and enjoy 'live' music performed by the young stars of tomorrow. In fact, one of the lucky performers that day will win a YAMAHA Clavinova digital piano, valued at $2,199."

"Best of all," adds Kretzer, "The Clavinova Keyboard Festival brings to life the YAMAHA philosophy that music participation enriches all our lives, which is also one of the guiding principles of the Kretzer Piano Music Foundation."

For more information about the upcoming YAMAHA Clavinova Keyboard Festival at CityPlace, please contact Kathi Kretzer at 561-748-0036 or kkretzer@kretzerpiano.com.

About the Kretzer Piano Music Foundation:

KPMF is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing the gift of music to children and seniors. "We are passionate about music being a part of every child's life and the Foundation provides performance opportunities so young artists can share their talents with others," says founder Kathi Kretzer.

In addition to awarding scholarships for music lessons and donating more than 30 pianos to underprivileged children and local nonprofit organizations, KPMF's popular programs include:

+ The Kretzer Kids, gifted young people who perform 50 concerts every year in nursing homes, assisted living facilities and children's hospitals.

+ The Music for the Mind concert series presented the third Tuesday of every month at CityPlace in West Palm Beach.

+ The headline-grabbing Keys to the Cities campaign that placed 18 whimsically painted pianos in public spots from Jupiter to Delray Beach (and winner of the 2014 Bernays Award for Best Special Event from the Gold Coast PR Council).

+ The annual PHYSICIANS TALENT SHOWCASE featuring 20 talented medical doctors that is presented each August and raises much-needed funds for local children's charities and music education.

For more information about KPMF, please visit www.kretzerpiano.com/KPMF.

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