Thank you for all your donations!
We managed to raise £475!
We managed to raise £475!
Many thanks to all of you who donated and supported the
Sisophonic project.
The money has now made it's way to Samuth in Cambodia
and we hope to keep you updated on where the money has gone and how
it has helped the children in Sisophon. Big thanks to all of you who twittered and blogged us and passed news of the EP onto friends and family.
The music can no longer be downloaded but for the time being it can still be
streamed at bandcamp so it's not too late to have a listen and support the fab artists involved.
Sisophonic project.
The money has now made it's way to Samuth in Cambodia
and we hope to keep you updated on where the money has gone and how
it has helped the children in Sisophon. Big thanks to all of you who twittered and blogged us and passed news of the EP onto friends and family.
The music can no longer be downloaded but for the time being it can still be
streamed at bandcamp so it's not too late to have a listen and support the fab artists involved.
Sisophonic is a personal one-off fundraising venture attempting to raise money to help teachers, children and schools in the Cambodian city of Sisophon. The aim is to provide equipment, facilities and opportunities that would be otherwise unavailable.
A number of musical artists have produced pieces based around some rudimentary Cambodian recordings I made on my travels. They have generously donated the music to be exclusively downloaded in aid of the Sisophonic project.
The music is available to listen and download for free. But it would be great if you could make a donation to the Sisophonic project. If you're looking for a suggested donation for the full EP how about £5? Or even more if you're feeling generous. Of course any amount would be greatly appreciated.
The nature of the project is such that all donations need to be received by May 5th.
The nature of the project is such that all donations need to be received by May 5th.
I'd really like to thank you for taking the trouble to visit Sisophonic and hope you enjoy the music.
Thanks,
Nick
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