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       O U T R E A C H
      Humanitarian and Community Impact  
      "I am motivated to perform because music
          has the capability to promote peace and unity, and express the depths
          of emotion dear to my heart. It has the power to unify all people regardless
          of their language, race, or religion. Values such as truth, peace,
          love, honesty, non-violence, and integrity are innate in all of us,
          but they have been masked by negativity, envy, greed, a desire to succeed,
          and the need to impress. Instead of promoting compassion, education
          is making people stonehearted. True education is that which touches
          the heart and releases a torrent of selfless love. I resolve to bring
          light to the world with my music, by continuing to teach, doing community
          outreach concerts, and performing as a soloist and recitalist. I want
          to live in the current moment, the now, and spread joy to others. This
          moment is all we really have."  Prema Kesselman 
      Ms. Kesselman has been privileged to perform music
        for special children centers, nursing homes, senior centers and interfaith
        programs.  
      While living in California, she was active in the
        community outreach program, Musical Encounters, which introduced the
        performing arts to inner-city public elementary school students through
        concerts. She performed flute and piano for the school children at special
        assembles that were held during school hours. It was a joy for her to
        share the music with the underprivileged children and introduce them
        to the technical aspects of how the flute and piano produce music. She
        also developed  & performed chamber music concerts for the residents
        at the Thousand Oaks Health Care Center, California. 
      In New Jersey, she participated in the Haddonfield
        Symphony: The Classroom Symphony Program
        by presenting workshops with chamber ensembles for grades K-3. She also
        was a flute instructor at the Campbell’s
        "Souper" Symphony Summer Camp at Rutgers University. Furthermore,
        she volunteered by singing with an interfaith choir for the residents
        at the Medford Care Center. 
      Ms. Kesselman recently performed in South India at
        the Sai Kulwant Hall in Prasanthi Nilayam. Prasanthi Nilayam is the ashram
        (spiritual headquarters) of the revered world spiritual teacher, Sathya
        Sai Baba. She performed in a free concert for around 10,000 people from
        all over the world who came together in a spirit of unity and love. 
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