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EΛΕΥΘΕΡΙΑ Κερά Hülya Yücel
Poppy Dimitrou Korina Dritseli
Hatice Üstbaş Müge Sönmez
Ioanna-Evdokia Gakou Ignocia Losana
Jose Aguado Hatice Şaksu
Sevilay Karakaya Ümran Tan
Benito Moreno Peña Merve Ay

Hülya Yücel/Ahmet Yiğit-Elif O/Kaya Karakaya Science High School
In her journey that began by playing the piano as her first instrument, Aria Nova was a child who, from a very young age, felt her heart race with every melody she heard and who didn’t just listen to music, but felt it deep inside her.
Ignacio Losana Ubeda/IES San Blas
She goes to piano lessons to improve her piano technique. She was one of the best in her class, but when she had to play the piano in front of her class, she was afraid of playing badly or being laughed at by her classmates.
Kera Eleftheria/Music School of Alimos
One day, as Aria was playing, the room seemed to shift. The ordinary classroom faded away, and in her mind, she stood on a vast, glowing stage where stars hung like tiny lanterns. Each sound became a small star, rising and shining in the sky. She imagined the music telling a story, one of courage, of speaking without words.
Ioanna-Evdokia Gakou/ Music school of Alimos
As the last note faded, Aria slowly opened her eyes and the glowing stage faded back into the familiar classroom. Her classmates were still sitting at their desks, but for a moment the room felt different, quieter, as if everyone had been listening to the same invisible story. Just then, from the back of the room, someone whispered, “Wow… did anyone else feel like we just traveled to space?” The class giggled, and Aria smiled shyly, wondering if maybe music could take people on journeys without anyone ever leaving their seat.
Nick Ka/Korina Dritseli/1st General Lyceum of Agios Dimitrios
After that day, Aria’s view of the piano changed. She understood that playing the right notes was important, but sharing her feelings was what truly mattered. Instead of just practicing difficult pieces, she started to create her own melodies that sounded like the stars she had imagined. The fear of being judged didn't disappear completely, but it became much smaller than her desire to play. Now, when she sits down at the piano, she doesn't just see a wooden instrument; she sees a way to travel to new worlds. She realized that as long as she played from her heart, her audience would be happy to follow her anywhere.
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