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Boston Children Chorus || The song about the child

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Boston Children Chorus ||

The song about the child

Text: Salman Masalha
Composer: Sivan Eldar
The Terezen Music Foundation


GALA CONCERT,
Symphony Hall, Boston 2015



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Spanish Synagogue, Prague 2015





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CULTURE

  • Martin Niemöller

    First they came for the Communists
    And I did not speak out
    Because I was not a Communist.
    Then they came for the Socialist
    And I did not speak out
    Because I was not a Socialist.

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  • Salman Masalha

    Vanishes into mist
    Roams like rain that pours
    He’s holding in his fist
    A book from years of yore
    Appears, then is no more
    Like dew in the day’s first blush
    In stories shared aloud
    His soul behind a door
    Half his heart is melted cloud
    The other half is crushed

  • Balkrishna Sama

    He who loves flowers, has a tender heart.
    he who cannot pluck their blooms,
    has a heart that's noble.

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