My Little Warrior by Synphonee (with Falu and Tom)

Night Song by Djouma (with Juana)

My Little Girl by Alli (with Skye)

Keyani by Juani (with Juana)

Happy Star by Derrick Jones and Makeda Shaw (with Ilusha)

Lullaby by Roksana (with Falu and Saskia)

Shekked Song by Adi (with Skye)

This song was created as a reminder to you Kairo, we will always have fun no matter what and in everything we do. I didn't expect to be a mommy this soon but I'm excited you are coming into my life. 
-Kalisha

You Make Me Happy by Kalisha (with Daniel)

We dreamt of our rainbow baby after a loss, and we received Tavo. From day one we said that this baby was of light. We felt that he was always part of the universe, and by chance or cosmic design, he was coming to us. From the smallest particle to the biggest galaxies, we are surrounded by mystery and miracle, and we are humbled by those discoveries. That’s how we received our gift, our healer, our constant source of laugh and love and joy.

This song celebrates that journey, and it hopes to become a path to Tavo’s future discoveries.
-Luis and Diana

Tavo, Cosmic Rainbow by Luis and Diana (with James)

I pray that you Emoni fulfill your purpose, that you have deep faith, that you realize your purpose through God and grow to be a woman of integrity. I hope this song blesses you, makes you smile, and that you know mommy, daddy, and God love you. I hope this song can be blessing to all the babies around the world. 
-Jennalyn

Emoni's Lullaby by Jennalyn (with Camila)

In support of All Together: A Global Ode to Joy, Carnegie Hall has prepared learning tracks for singers in the choir for Beethoven Symphony No. 9, Movement 4.  The choral part is split into 7 separate cues, each represented by a different audio track.  (NOTE: All measure numbers refer to the Barenreiter Urtext edition of the score)
Cue 1 starts at mm 208
Cue 2 starts at mm 391
Cue 3 starts at mm 517
Cue 4 starts at pickup to mm 595
Cue 5 starts at pickup to mm 655
Cue 6 starts at mm 777
Cue 7 starts at mm 843

Cue 1 - Soprano Voice

Carnegie Hall's Weill Music Institute produces an extraordinary range of music education and community programs each season that extend far outside the physical walls of our concert halls. Programs will reach over half a million people in New York City, across the US, and around the globe during the 2016–2017 season. 

http://www.carnegiehall.org/Education/ 

Youth also have the opportunity to connect with fellow artists and to develop their talents with professional mentors as part of Carnegie Hall's Musical Exchange, a free online community for young musicians (ages 13 and up).

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Cue 1 - Soprano Voice

Carnegie Hall’s Weill Music Institute

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