Comments on: About Our Trip to Africa http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com Keep up with the Music Therapy students in Africa! Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:09:47 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: rushay http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com/about/#comment-442 rushay Fri, 01 Aug 2008 19:19:25 +0000 #comment-442 Hi karen i am checking out you and your teams blogs,its beautiful how music connects us and how its become the voice of so many thats left voiceless through media.Being born and raised in South Africa was def a revelation on its own and we still dealing with what has happened.Music def gave me a sense of direction thats why i chose to place myself amongst art of all sorts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3py6sHJdnc Hi karen i am checking out you and your teams blogs,its beautiful how music connects us and how its become the voice of so many thats left voiceless through media.Being born and raised in South Africa was def a revelation on its own and we still dealing with what has happened.Music def gave me a sense of direction thats why i chose to place myself amongst art of all sorts http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3py6sHJdnc

]]> By: Freddie Ellis http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com/about/#comment-438 Freddie Ellis Sun, 16 Dec 2007 21:16:27 +0000 #comment-438 I am a New York City Public School Music Teacher and Music Therapist. I have to say that your video shows how music removes communication barriers between cultures and develops a sense of community. I recently attended a concert at Lincoln Center here in New York City, it was producted by the United Nations. There were muscians from all over the world playing together, the master of ceremony made a profound statement, "perhaps (music) does what the United Nations fails to do,"...bring nations together. best wishes, Freddie Ellis I am a New York City Public School Music Teacher and Music Therapist. I have to say that your video shows how music removes communication barriers between cultures and develops a sense of community.
I recently attended a concert at Lincoln Center here in New York City, it was producted by the United Nations. There were muscians from all over the world playing together, the master of ceremony made a profound statement, “perhaps (music) does what the United Nations fails to do,”…bring nations together.

best wishes,

Freddie Ellis

]]> By: thecelah ndagire http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com/about/#comment-433 thecelah ndagire Fri, 09 Nov 2007 09:29:55 +0000 #comment-433 words don't come close to defining the spirit rooted in you. as an african am more than proud of you, may God cause you to sow on eagles's wings. with your voices you have been an insipartion. speak out to hearts, speak out to nations, make a difference. what you have is a soothing breeze on a gentle sunny day. all the best. thecelah ndagire words don’t come close to defining the spirit rooted in you. as an african am more than proud of you, may God cause you to sow on eagles’s wings. with your voices you have been an insipartion. speak out to hearts, speak out to nations, make a difference. what you have is a soothing breeze on a gentle sunny day.

all the best.

thecelah ndagire

]]> By: beson http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com/about/#comment-144 beson Mon, 11 Jun 2007 16:50:51 +0000 #comment-144 am glad music is the spring of life.on the day i went to shangilaia i expected the same place i left and honestly i was going to see my fellow musicians not the kids.I found life in the middle of a slum.I got to thinking how am in country and forgot about this kids......singing with them realizing they are hardly know how needy they are.....some had tales that would make hitler cry......thank you all that came for wakeing me and my boys philip and seamus(pentamony) to what is going on................lets al play our part in the world we can change it by the way with the greatest violence ever greated it called loving people,its called loving. am glad music is the spring of life.on the day i went to shangilaia i expected the same place i left and honestly i was going to see my fellow musicians not the kids.I found life in the middle of a slum.I got to thinking how am in country and forgot about this kids……singing with them realizing they are hardly know how needy they are…..some had tales that would make hitler cry……thank you all that came for wakeing me and my boys philip and seamus(pentamony) to what is going on…………….lets al play our part in the world we can change it by the way with the greatest violence ever greated it called loving people,its called loving.

]]> By: Tamar http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com/about/#comment-136 Tamar Tue, 05 Jun 2007 15:28:56 +0000 #comment-136 ps, i cant wait to see the dvd you all are making..i smile to think of njeru working diligently to record your experience, as he did for our group last year... ps, i cant wait to see the dvd you all are making..i smile to think of njeru working diligently to record your experience, as he did for our group last year…

]]> By: Kenneth Mulondo http://musictherapyinafrica.wordpress.com/about/#comment-135 Kenneth Mulondo Tue, 05 Jun 2007 15:16:25 +0000 #comment-135 Just watched the video --- we are one! It's amazing........there are no exact words to express the great feelings generated God bless you guys abundantly! Ken, Uganda Just watched the video — we are one! It’s amazing……..there are no exact words to express the great feelings generated

God bless you guys abundantly!

Ken, Uganda

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