We Who Believe In Freedom (Used Hardcover Book + CD)


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Sweet Honey in the Rock is an internationally acclaimed a capella ensemble, founded in 1973 by Bernice Johnson Reagon, who was then teaching a vocal workshop with the DC Black Repertory Company. The group has continued to perform and tour the world since that time, mesmerizing audiences from pop-up gatherings to festival crowds.

The ensemble's powerful messages are proclaimed through songs addressing love, history, spirituality, womanhood, childhood, human rights, civil rights, immigration and culture, and compassion for all people and the world in which they live.

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Format: Hardcover Book, 367pp 
Label: Anchor Books 
Year: 1993 
Condition: Very Good 

A celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Grammy Award-winning a cappella group Sweet Honey in the Rock. Starting out in 1973 at Howard University and singing in a wide range of styles from traditional gospel to songs of the Civil Rights struggle to original material, Sweet Honey in the Rock has lovingly explored every aspect of the African American musical experience.

While music is one constant of this story, woven from the recollections of the group's performers, freedom is another. The Civil Rights Movement, peace, and feminism have all received the support of Sweet Honey in the Rock's harmonizing.

This first edition is in clean used condition, includes a companion CD (also released as "Still On The Journey") and a tipped-in personal inscription from Sweet Honey In The Rock member Ysaye Maria Barnwell.

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