Terra Rising Through the Power of Music Healing

BURKE, Va. - April 15, 2013 - PRLog -- "We can't expect generations of people to change overnight.  Each day we have a choice to be the cycle of the past or the progress towards the future.  Each one of these students has a chance to make a positive impact on the world around them, and be a reflection of that good," said Founder/CEO of Terra Rising Records, Michael Ricucci.

On Friday April 12th, Mr. Ricucci spoke at the 26 Acts of Kindness Event at Robinson Secondary School to celebrate the positive impact that the Robinson Secondary School students have had on their community and how they can grow that impact through music education and music therapy.  "Using music or art, in a community service environment, sounds like a lot of fun but also incredibly rewarding," said a student after the assembly.

The 26 Acts of Kindness initiative was originally a tweet by NBC news' Anne Curry in honor of the 26 lives lost at SandyHook Elementary. This movement has since manifested into real life acts of kindness, being displayed by individuals and schools throughout the US. At the assembly, more than 50 students donated portions of their hair to help patients who are battling through chemotherapy.

Terra Rising Records is currently in production for a feature length documentary focusing on Music Therapy and the science behind music's power to heal and educate.   Terra Rising is interested in providing options, inside and outside of the schools, for youth to express themselves creatively through music and arts.
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