Association of South Asian A Cappella Announces All-American Awaaz
Summary
“This year’s competition is the first of its kind, highlighting a sub-genre of contemporary a cappella while bringing together the South Asian and music-loving communities in New York,” said Sahaana Sridhar, President of ASA.“All-American Awaaz promises to be an exciting show for all ages and we are delighted to be able to share this moment with our friends at Little Kids Rock.” A portion of the profits from this year’s All-American Awaaz will go to Little Kids Rock (LKR), a national nonprofit that has quickly become the largest free music education program in the U.S. by bringing free, weekly music lessons to more than 275,000 public school children.“All-American Awaaz promises to be an exciting show for all ages and we are delighted to be able to share this moment with our friends at Little Kids Rock.”A portion of the profits from this year’s All-American Awaaz will go to Little Kids Rock (LKR), a national nonprofit that has quickly become the largest free music education program in the U.S. by bringing free, weekly music lessons to more than 275,000 public school children.They provide music education to underserved school children across the country in grades K-12.The competition takes place on April 22 at 6:30PM.The organization aims to build a nationwide network to unite the community and strengthen the bonds not only between teams and universities, but also between the South Asian and Contemporary A cappella communities.About Little Kids RockLittle Kids Rock is a national nonprofit dedicated to transforming lives by restoring, expanding, and innovating music education in our schools.