Soon, Cincinnati will be alive with music not only indoors at Music Hall, but outdoors in Washington Park, right across the street.

Thanks to the American Classical Music Hall of Fame, visitors to the park, now under redevelopment, will be able to use a new technology that does not exist in a park setting anywhere else in the nation. Scheduled to reopen in June after a $48 million renovation and expansion, the Over-the-Rhine park will offer an interactive mobile application that will allow visitors to select classical music to be played on their hand-held device or broadcast over the park’s sound system. Visitors will even be able to set the tempo for "dancing" water on the park’s new fountain. READ MORE HERE.

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