音楽は普遍的な魔法の形 | オレクサンドラ・ハリトノワ | TEDxLAHS

ロサルトス高校の3年生で、戦争の開始後にウクライナからアメリカ合衆国へ移住したオレクサンドラ・ハリトノワが、慣れない環境でフルートがどのように人とのつながりを見つける助けになったかを語ります。難民シェルターでの演奏、アメリカのマーチングバンドへの参加、新しい学校でのコミュニティづくりが紹介されています。出演したチャリティーコンサートでウクライナの人道支援のために33万ドル以上が集まったと述べられています。この講演は独立して運営されたTEDxイベントで行われました。

• 難民シェルターやチャリティーコンサートでのフルート演奏
• マーチングバンドへの参加と新しい学校でのコミュニティづくり
• スラブ系クラブと移民の生徒向けプラットフォームの立ち上げ

She shares how playing the flute helped her find connection in unfamiliar places, from performing in refugee shelters to joining marching bands in the U.S. and creating community at her new school. Through her story, she shows how music became more than just something she loved; it became a way to belong. Oleksandra Kharytonova is a junior at Los Altos High School. Oleksandra moved to the United States from Ukraine after the start of the war. She has been playing the flute for over 12 years and grew up in a family of musicians, which shaped her connection to music from a very young age. After relocating across several countries, she used music to reconnect with others and rebuild a sense of normalcy, including performing in benefit concerts that raised over $330,000 for Ukrainian humanitarian aid. At her current school, she founded the first Slavic club to bring together students who shared similar backgrounds, and she recently started a platform to help immigrant students better understand the U.S. school system. She is interested in how music can connect people, especially in moments when everything else feels unfamiliar. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx