More youth learn to play bluegrass music because
of the the Play It Forward!™ Instrument Lending Program

Brian JanvierJuly 25, 2017
Gigi JenningsThe Bluegrass Heritage Foundation continues presenting instruments to young people in and around Texas through our Play It Forward!™ Instrument Lending Program.  The latest is 14-year-old Brian Janvier of Johnson City, Texas (pictured at left).  Brian plays percussion in band at school, is a solid guitar player, and is very excited about learning to play bluegrass on the banjo!  Gigi Jennings, an 8-year-old from Tyler, Texas, got her first fiddle through the program and is working hard to develop her “bow arm”!  We are happy to help these fine young folks who want to learn and play bluegrass music, and we appreciate all who have supported the Foundation with donations and instruments.

The Bluegrass Heritage Foundation is a non-profit organization, run by volunteers,
promoting bluegrass music in Texas. While it's free to get in the door to many of our events,
keeping the doors open isn't free. All contributions are greatly appreciated.

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