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Concert pianist Simon Mulligan performing solo at the grand piano

WE'VE GOT RHYTHM

501(c)(3) NONPROFIT EST.2012

"We Want to Share!"

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THE MISSION

Equitable access to music education for every student.

Since 2012, We've Got Rhythm has worked to reduce socioeconomic barriers to music and the performing arts. Through our BEATS (Bringing Equipment & Access To Students) program and #RhythmSupport concert and event series, we provide young people with free instruments, live performance experiences, transportation when needed, and meaningful access to artists and cultural institutions.

We believe a world-class performance should never feel like a distant privilege. And we know that sometimes a free ticket is not enough.

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campaign DECEMBER 27, 2026 · CARNEGIE HALL

Opening the Doors of Carnegie Hall

This December, We’ve Got Rhythm connects students and families in the New York metropolitan area to world-class live performance and artist mentorship through #RhythmSupport. Experience inspires young musicians to achieve and reimagine their own potential.

Concert tickets are provided through our program partnership. Community contributions fund group transportation assistance, school coordination, and our continuing work expanding access to music education.

Pianist Katya Grineva performing at Carnegie Hall

Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage

Sunday, December 27, 2026 · 2:00 PM

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A child's creative future should never depend on a zip code. Every tax-deductible contribution provides 100% free access: refurbishing an instrument, funding school transit, or seating an aspiring student at Carnegie Hall.