MALALA
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MALALA

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MALALA
Licensing Required
Philanthropist |fəˈlanTHrəpist| a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others. Inspired by the true story of Malala Yousafzai, the music of inventive and revolutionary musical artists illustrates the struggles of so many around the world. From her own words, Malala speaks not for herself, but for all girls and boys whose voices cannot be heard. And her voice rises up to shine a bright light on the right to live in peace, to be treated with dignity, to equality of opportunity, and to be educated. "One child, one teacher, one pen and one book can change the world." Originally Commissioned By Northwood H.S. — Eric Criss, Director. A State Finalist Production. For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.
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Grade: Medium-Advanced
Instrumentation: Winds and Full Percussion
Duration: 8:45
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Licensing Information

An arrangement license is needed for “Kothbiro” By Ayub Ogada and Mbarak Achieng; “Pearls” by S. Adu and A. Hale; “Tehillim” By Steve Reich; and “Ragas On A Minor Scale” By Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass.Please secure licensing via Tresona Music, the original copyright administrator, or similar agency.

Copyright Information

Arranged by Don Barrett (BMI). With “Kothbiro” By Ayub Ogada and Mbarak Achieng. ©2005. Womad Music Limited. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. “Pearls” by S. Adu and A. Hale. ©1992 Angel Music Limited. All Rights Reserved. International Copyright Secured. “Tehillim” By Steve Reich. ©1981 by Hendon Music, Inc. A Boosey & Hawkes Company. All Rights Reserved. “Ragas On A Minor Scale” By Ravi Shankar and Philip Glass ©1990 Dunvagen Publishers.

THIS IS NOT A PUBLISHED ARRANGEMENT. LICENSING PERMISSION IS REQUIRED AND MAY INVOLVE ADDITIONAL PUBLISHER FEES. All works listed above are fully owned by their respective copyright holders.

Photo Credit: Ed Robertson

Description

Philanthropist |fəˈlanTHrəpist| a person who seeks to promote the welfare of others.

Inspired by the true story of Malala Yousafzai, the music of inventive and revolutionary musical artists illustrates the struggles of so many around the world. From her own words, Malala speaks not for herself, but for all girls and boys whose voices cannot be heard. And her voice rises up to shine a bright light on the right to live in peace, to be treated with dignity, to equality of opportunity, and to be educated. “One child, one teacher, one pen and one book can change the world.”

Originally Commissioned By Northwood H.S. — Eric Criss, Director. A State Finalist Production.

For WINDS only, please contact us for pricing.