CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) -- With his plastic bag of clothes resting by the bench, Bruce Chorzelewski is sitting down at an upright piano in front of City Hall and improvising a tune. It's the first chance he's had to play a piano since last fall, when he was in a mental health center. The instrument is weather-worn, some keys are missing and others, he says, are dead, but playing brings calm to a man whose life has been turbulent. "It relaxes me," says Chorzelewski, 51, who remembers the 1980s -- befor...
Community Piano Helps Bring Sense Of Calm To Struggling New Jersey City
The Huffington Post - 9 Jun 2015 23:03
CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) -- With his plastic bag of clothes resting by the bench, Bruce Chorzelewski is sitting down at an upright piano in front of City Hall and improvising a tune. It's the first chance he's had to play a piano since last fall, when he was in a mental health center. The instrument is weather-worn, some keys are missing and others, he says, are dead, but playing brings calm to a man whose life has been turbulent. "It relaxes me," says Chorzelewski, 51, who remembers the 1980s -- befor...
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