According to Japanese legend anyone who folds a thousand origami cranes will be granted a wish. This song is based on the true story of a young Japanese girl Sadako Sasaki who became a symbol of peace after the atomic bomb was dropped near her home in Hiroshima. How does a wish get wings? When a child sings of peace. With the word peace in twenty languages and flute obbligato.
This exciting original work is a fusion of spiritual gospel work songs and joyous celebration! Written for the Sing a Mile High Children's Choral Festival in Colorado this well-crafted work is an excellent selection fordeveloping treble and mixed choirs in school and community groups. With djembe.
Msilale wanawake (Women don't fall asleep) is a Kenyan proverb encouraging women to rid themselves of societal shackles to walk away from servitude gender bias and oppression. This vibrant song of women's empowerment will inspire and energize! Optional percussion.
This exciting original work is a fusion of spiritual gospel work songs and joyous celebration! Written for the Sing a Mile High Childrens Choral Festival in Colorado this well-crafted work is an excellent selection fordeveloping treble and mixed choirs in school and community groups. With djembe.
