Top Performers Give of Their Best for Charity
Weekly Gleaner, The; North American ed. › August 05, 2009
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With their usual high energy and beautiful voices (especially in unison), the youths sang nine songs, one of them a-cappella because of a temporary equipment failure. The most interesting of the songs were the poignant It's Real, the bouncy reggae number Strength of a Woman, the spiritual Thank You For Your Faith in Me and the soulful Dream Weaver.
Backed by Paulette Bellamy (violin) and Ykengale (keyboard), the versatile, ebullient Velia Espeut sang eight songs and brought the show to what could be called a climax, except that the concert did not end when she left the stage. She organised duets and little mini dramas with various other performers, the first being [Maurice Henry] with whom she sang You've Got A Friend.See the full content of this document
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Top Performers Give of Their Best for Charity
SURPRISINGLY, THE 300 or so patrons who waited for an hour for the 6 o'clock concert, Evening of Elegance, to begin ...
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