Sharing A New Song, which Performs in Arlington will Perform Their Music in Cuba. APN Has the Story on This Cultural Exchange.
ARLINGTON: When singing unites people in harmony, friendship, and purpose, it can change lives and communities. In fact, it has! At a concert entitled "Mnogaya Lyeta" (Many Years) at 8 p.m. on May 10 First Parish Church, 630 Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, Sharing A New Song (SANS) Chorus will celebrate its 30th year of reaching across cultural and political boundaries, around the world and in the United States.
After several trips to Picketberg, South Africa, Sharing A New Song hosts the Bergrivierkoor (Berg River Choir) on a tour of Boston. Many of Berg River’s singers had never traveled outside their region, much less all the way to the United States! This is a heart-warming story from Arlington Community Media, Inc. (ACMI).
ARLINGTON: When singing unites people in harmony, friendship, and purpose, it can change lives and communities. In fact, it has! At a concert entitled "Mnogaya Lyeta" (Many Years) at 8 p.m. on May 10 First Parish Church, 630 Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, Sharing A New Song (SANS) Chorus will celebrate its 30th year of reaching across cultural and political boundaries, around the world and in the United States.
Sharing A New Song (SANS) will present Welela, a celebration of American and South African music, on Friday, Nov. 30 at 7:30 p.m., at the First Parish Unitarian Universalist Church, 630 Mass. Ave. in Arlington Center. The 60-voice chorus, directed by Jonathan Singleton, will celebrate American and South African music as they relive musical memories from their summer 2012 South African tour.
