48 stories & pictures about “Millennium Bridge”

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1. Katherine S   // Jul 8, 2010 at 12:32 am
   Pianoman, I completely agree! I've had so many great nights by the Millenium Bridge piano. l've listened, I've played and I've sung. i've talked to and made music with people that I may not otherwise have interacted with. I've even made a few new friends. This has become my favourite piano and favourite location.
   
   I love watching the looks on everyones faces as they walk fast and hear the music and realise there is a piano there. It's like a ray of sunshine has just hit their lives - incredible.
   
   Can the Millenium Bridge piano please please please stay? Please?
   
   Meanwhile, I plan on being back most late evenings this week so I hope to see you all there. :)
2. Piano man   // Jul 7, 2010 at 11:51 pm
   What a terrific experience! People who would normally not talk to each other all end up gathering around a piano and starting making friends and exchange email addresses.
   
   It would be sooooo great if these pianos were there for a bit longer. Everybody loves them and they create so much good atmosphere that it would be ashame to take them away.
3. Min Wilde   // Jul 7, 2010 at 10:14 pm
   As a person accustomed to playing and composing alone, it was exciting for me to play in front of an audience.
   

   
4. Min Wilde   // Jul 7, 2010 at 10:07 pm
   It was such a pleasure to play Chopin and some of my own compositions on a beautiful sunny London day with St. Paul's Cathedral as the backdrop.
   

   
5. Steve   // Jul 7, 2010 at 2:05 pm
   This time lapse was taken on the 1st of July. We took a photo every 7 seconds for about 40 minutes.
   

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