Martin Luther King Jr. All-Children's Choir
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MLK Holiday
The MLK holiday is an important day that celebrates the life and legacy of a civil rights icon, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. It serves as a reminder of his tireless efforts to fight for racial equality and justice for all. This holiday honors his accomplishments and inspires us to continue working toward achieving his dream of a world free from discrimination and prejudice. It is a time to reflect on the progress that has been made, but also acknowledge that there is still much work to be done in the pursuit of equality and justice.
Provide an inclusive and creative outlet for young singers to connect with Dr. King's ideals.
Foster a sense of community, collaboration, and appreciation for diversity.
Encourage participants to learn about Dr. King's legacy and its relevance to today's society.
Enhance participants' musical talents, stage presence, and teamwork skills.
August - October: Choir recruitment and auditions
October - December: Weekly rehearsals, repertoire selection, and education sessions.
January: Intensive rehearsals leading up to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration.
January 15: Participation in the celebration's various events and performances.
Scholarship Concert
Weekly rehearsals led by experienced choral directors.
Vocal training, harmonization practice, and stage presence coaching.
Introduction of repertoire including gospel, spirituals, and songs that reflect Dr. King's messages.
6:30 p.m.
Fairmont United Methodist Church
2501 Clark Avenue
Oct - August