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MFP

Grades 1-8


Founded in 2016, the MFP SL/Club of SHSID aims to spread love and care through music, hoping to soothe tension and troubles through music. At the same time, it integrates social resources, builds a platform for students who love music to display their talents, provides beautiful music to patients and their families, and helps to build a harmonious doctor-patient relationship. So far, nearly 30 charity concerts have been held in Renji Hospital, Children's Medical Center and other hospitals, which have been highly praised by the hospital and the majority of patients and their families.

In addition to the public welfare activities outside the school, MFP also makes good use of the school's music corner to hold campus lunch concerts, so that students who like music have a stage to play music during a short lunch break, so that teachers and students can listen to music and relax the tense mood of learning.

Every semester, the club insisted on going to the hospital and campus to perform music, and when MFP became a SL group, it tried a very distinctive pop-up performance, which was not only well received by the students, but also promoted the club activities.

Although due to the pandemic, the hospital's public welfare performances have been limited, the love and enthusiasm of MFP have not diminished, and the club will continue to perform in a new school year.


Grades 9-12


Music For People (MFP) is a music service club dedicated to promoting music and spreading love. Every semester we would have four performances, two in hospitals and two on the school campus. Each one will have a theme surrounding a holiday, for example, New Year, Christmas, and the most recent holiday, the National Holiday. During these holidays, we prepare gifts for the patients in the Children’s Hospital, hoping to lighten their mood and improve their day. With our performances, we can help celebrate the holidays with our audience and bring people together using music. Not only are we bringing joy to the audience, but we are also providing a place for students to perform in front of an audience and share their interest in music with others. Every club member specializes in one or more instruments, and sometimes come together and make up a performance. We’ve also invited people from the Wind Band, String Orchestra, and Mixed Choir to perform, bringing their special talents to help spread musical awareness with us. In 2024, we’ve considered that some patients or family members are unable to join our performances in the hospital lobby, so we’ve started a livestream for the performances, making sure no one loses the opportunity to enjoy music.