We’re all just quoting Source after all. ❤️ i know you can see the beauty!

Laurence, really love this song, and recognize the words as a stanza from my piece "The Invitation" (from book of the same name.) Wonder if you would please just credit the source. Looking forward to enjoying more of your music. Oriah

Words by Kabir; music by Jody Healy. Sung by The Flowering Women: Lia Falls, Maria Genne', Debra Lach, Barbara McAfee, and Teresa Riley-Baecker.

When You Were Born, You Cried

Something deep within you is awakening
Let it wake
Let it wake

Sarah Lockwood's Album

Something Deep Within You

Sophia Efthimiou's Album

Deep into the earth I go - Tarisha

An original 5-part polyphonic song that serves as a reminder to listen to life's subtle nods and not wait until the rug is pulled out from under us to make a change... This song has also become somewhat of an anthem for environmentalists and climate change.

Written and arranged by Britta Gudmunson, 2019.

For individual parts, visit inCourage Chorus on SoundCloud. 
For permissions to perform or inquiries, please write Britta at info@brittagreenviolet.com

iCC Spring '19

Soft Breeze

Evening Rise - Composer Unknown
Sung here in the key of B flat

As far as I can tell, this song is in the public domain. I have not been able to track down the composer. Please let me know if you have any information. 

To learn the individual parts to this song, please visit my Public Song Library:
https://heatherhoustonmusic.com/sisters-in-harmony-song-library/

An absolute favorite in my song circles and in my choir. The harmonies are hauntingly beautiful and easy enough to learn. It's very satisfying for everyone once they get all of the parts.

Evening Rise - All Parts - Key of B flat

Let Us See the Beauty

Humbly

Ancestor Song

Oh Debbie Nargi-Brown has done it again. Sharing this song in community holds transformative powers... I find again and again Debbie's songwriting has a particular knack for validating and embracing our shadows while still luring us back into the light. This was a joy to record with Debbie and my Wholehearted Chorus in January, 2020. Enjoy!

For lyrics, and more information, visit: https://thebirdsings.com/ohgrief-ohjoy/

Oh Grief, Oh Joy by Debbie Nargi-Brown

Unequivocally one of my all-time favorite songs, this beauty has been adapted from the poem, "Call Me By My True Names" by Thich Nhat Hanh. Despite my best sleuthing, I've never been able to find attribution for the melody, which I first heard from Yopi Jay (who doesn't know where it came from either.) Another, professionally recorded and beautiful version of this song is on my album, Nightsong. https://thebirdsings.com/nightsong

Original words by Thich Nhat Hanh. Music composer unknown. Arranged for Wholehearted Chorus by Lisa G. Littlebird.

Guitar and vocals on this recording by Lisa G. Littlebird. Individual parts tracks coming soon!

For individual voice part tracks, lyrics and more, visit: https://thebirdsings.com/true-names

Call Me By My True Names

to hear more community songs by ahlay, visit: www.alexandrablakely.com/songlibrary

Part I
What if what we are doing right now
Ripples out beyond what the eye can see?

Part II
What is this step a part of that's bigger than me?
Bigger than me, bigger than me

Part III
What is happening through me?
Happening, happening, happening through me?

Let Us See the Beauty

LaurenceCole

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