At Gayshí, written and performed by Kim Moberg, is an alternative song inspired by a song from the Disney musical, “Peter Pan”.
Songs to Share — Harriet Tubman
Harriet Tubman, a song by Walter Robinson, is in addition to the Black History Month Playlist for Kids and Families
Songs to Share — You Are Welcome Here
Folk singer and songwriter Joanie Calem creates music for all ages, including You Are Welcome Here, about the beauty of everyone.
Songs to Share — Together for Palestine
Lullaby, adapted from the Palestinian folk song “Yamma Mweel El Hawa”, features English verses by Peter Gabriel about resilience and home.
A Song to Share — Seventh Fire
The Seventh Fire By Kim Moberg They traveled ‘cross the land West on Turtle Isle They traveled ‘cross the land Sparked by the first fire Look for the sacred shell As prophets did foretell Stopping at the site where Food on the water fell Chorus: And the fire still burns […]
Songs to Share — Ziinzibaakwadaaboo Nagamowin
This month’s song, Ziinzibaakwadaaboo Nagamowin, is a Native American song about collecting maple sap for sugar.
A Song to Share — What Do I Do
What Do I Do By Ruth Pelhan What do I do when my sister is crying? What do I do? I don’t know what to say You take your sister in your arms And you hug her You take your sister in your arms And you love her What do […]
A Song to Share — Rumeysa’s Circle
Sarah Pirtle sings Rumeysa’s Circle, a song celebrating all people who dedicated themselves to getting Rumeysa Öztürk released.