The September Concert

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The September Concert is a series of free concerts held annually on September 11th. Musicians of all backgrounds, genres, and levels of expertise join together to bring music anywhere and everywhere music is welcomed. Our mission is to bring communities together, to reaffirm our hope for peace, to celebrate life and our universal humanity. Concerts are held in all areas of our city, our nation, our world.

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The September Concerts can be organized by anyone, and can take place in parks, churches, office building, schools, restaurants & coffee shops, libraries, senior centers, even in homes -- as long as the following principles are honored: Musical freedom, musical equality, and accessibility (music must be offered for free).

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History

The September Concert was born in 2002 as a small, local grassroots effort and has steadily evolved to be an event of global proportion with a global mission to promote peace through. For our 6th annual event in 2007, over 100 concerts were held in New York City alone, joined by 42 U.S. cities and 39 international cities including Beijing, London, Paris, Rome, Johannesburg, Casablanca and Tokyo.