A powerful coming together of people’s in song! 3000 from different backgrounds, singing in 3 languages – come together in Haifa to sing of a hope for the future.
Lyrics – Sometimes I lay under the moon, And thank God I’m breathing, Then I pray, Don’t take me soon, ‘Cause I am here for a reason, Sometimes in my tears I drown, But I never let it get me down, So when negativity surrounds, I know some day it’ll all turn around because ….
Wanted to give a shout out to Orphan No More and the Bath Community of artists. Enjoyed a wonderful evening with them last week – here’s a track from their stable. A song by Susie Mills, produced by Joe Cazzulini.
Great to catch up with Paul and Cathy Ornelia. Cathy is from the Akimel O’odham (Pima Nation) and a member of the Gila River Indian Community in Arizona. She is an amazing artist who amongst other mediums uses gourds to convey stories and her creativity. Read More
This is the beautiful Sameba Trinity Church choir in Tbilisi, Georgia. Basiani. They are having their Christmas meal and in a spontaneous moment sing a Christmas Carol – Alilo of The dawn ( Tsiskris Alilo) by Vakhtang Kakhidze. Worth a listen.
Very exciting to see the release of Anna Raines new CD – We Face The Wind. We have been working on this for the last couple of years and it captures something of the sound of Northumberland. Some of the songs are Anna’s compositions and some are traditional songs that we have put our own little twist. Here’s a track to whet your appetite.
I am very excited to tell you about a new adventure in sound. The idea was birthed in the 1990s, whilst producing Fragile Warriors in New Zealand. Read More
In a small coffee shop I came across the powerful art work of Daniel Finchum. His sequence of art “deals with past and present transgressions against the Hawaiian people and the land”.
Thanks Keith for pointing out this song that captures something of the sound of New Zealand – ‘God is in the land ‘ .
Since 2003 Rebekah and I (under our charity ‘Voices from the Nations’) have been partnering with the Gogo tribe in central Tanzania. Recording their music has enabled the village to fund water projects and build a medical dispensary. During this process our dear friend and translator, Pastor Seth Gidiony (from the Ha tribe) has been our contact, constant help on the ground and guide through cultural differences. His wife Anastina (who is a medical support nurse) has had a number of health issues over the years and has recently found out she has a tumour in the stomach, and needs an immediate operation. She is also experiencing severe mental and emotional distress. Read More
San Basilio de Palenque is a town an hour outside Cartagena, Colombia – its inhabitants were originally African slaves who escaped Spanish rulers 400 years ago. Music has played a part in keeping their story alive.
Check out all our adventures this year on Facebook – #VoicesfromtheNations2019
The amazing story of Caleb Byerly and how a dream kick started an adventure of making an unusual instrument that had been lost by a tribe in the Philippines.
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