Denise Jannah supports Musicians without Borders

On January 24, 2011, singer Denise Jannah joined Musicians without Borders' Honorary Board.

Music in conflict areas
By joining the Honorary Board, Denise is supporting our projects in Bosnia, Kosovo, the Middle East and Africa: a rock music school in the ethnically divided city of Mitrovica (Kosovo), an interethnic wind ensemble in Bosnia, the training of young Palestinian musicians to give music workshops to children, and singing projects for women in the Balkans and in Africa who have been traumatized by war.

International musicians support our works as trainers, project leaders and ambassadors.

Honorary Board 
The Honorary Board consists of key figures in the worlds of politics, culture and business who support the organization's mission. Other prominent members include conductors Harry Christophers and Jaap van Zweden, former Dutch Deputy Prime Minister Jan Terlouw, and former Green Party leader Femke Halsema.

Building bridges
When asked why she chose to support Musicians without Borders, Denise Jannah explained: "Music massages the soul and opens our heart, a great way to connect and build bridges!"

More information: 
  Honorary Board
 Denise Jannah's website