Multi-Platinum R&B Singer Connects with MuzArt

April 6, 2012 - PRLog -- When asked what attracted him to MuzArt Pauli replied, “What attracted me to the Muzart foundation most, was the fact that there are really people willing to stand up and fight for the rights of those who can't (The Children). The Children of today are our future and they have the right to the best education and the right to succeed in all areas that they choose, including and especially music and the arts.  Music for me is my passion and has been a way of expression, communication, and a feeling of self worth and success in my life since I was a child”.



The President of the MuzArt World Foundation, Pat Melfi couldn’t be more pleased with the commitment made to the 501(c) (3) public charity by Pauli Carman and Champaign. Melfi said in a recent phone conversation, “Myself and the other key players in MuzArt feel blessed that someone with Pauli’s talent and international name recognition has committed both time and talent to further the cause of preserving music and creative arts programs in our schools grades K – 9.”



It probably would come as quite a surprise to Champaign’s fans around the globe that Pauli Carman decided when the group stopped touring in 1985 to take a break and teach 5th graders.



The combination of music education for children and the need for funding to save the programs in the schools was like a magnet, drawing Pauli into the vision and purpose of MuzArt. “What I hope most for the association with the Muzart Foundation is to be able to be with the fighting team for a wonderful cause and to see it come to fruition and that music education stays in all Public Schools”, stated Pauli.



Pat Melfi, President of the MuzArt World Foundation has put into motion a plan to fully utilize the talents of Pauli Carman and Champaign by aligning the group’s talent and unmistakable sound to the foundations Platinum Music Libraries, which contains master recordings of songs covering six decades. Artists such a Pauli and Champaign along with other well known singers and musicians will help bring the hits of yesteryear to life once more along with the standards that are a mainstay with the people of my generation”, said Melfi.



Profits from the sales, downloads, artistic and commercial use of the songs from the Platinum Music Libraries both in their original form and with the updated versions which will feature the artists of the 80’s, 90’s and today, will help build and maintain music and creative arts education for children in the Public Schools.



“I extend an invitation to all parents, grandparents, and concerned citizens to help save the music and creative arts programs in our elementary and junior high schools. Go to our website muzartworld.org read our four part mission, find out what’s coming up and how you can get involved”, stated Melfi.