Soulful and silly, we sing songs that we carry into our lives. We draw our songs from many cultures and sources, honoring their roots and origins. Listen to a few of our favorites.
Someday We’ll Meet
Southern White Spiritual, arranged by Denis Donnelly
Denis learned the song from Fiona Creed at the Community Choir Leadership training in 2004.
All Parts
Soprano
Alto
Tenor – Melody
Bass
I Am Me
lyrics and music by Paul Barton
Paul sings with Mila Redwood’s choirs, Sing for Joy, in Canada. Through the Ubuntu Choirs Network, I found my way to Paul Barton’s songs online. FEAST loves these yummy harmonies.
All parts
Low Harmony
High Harmony
We Shall Be Known By the Company We Keep
lyrics and music by Karisha Longaker of MaMuse
I first learned the parts by listening to We Shall Be Known online, on Songs for the Great Turning. It turned out that at least three other Ubuntu Choirs were learning it this fall, and then the song showed up in Quaker Meeting, too! FEAST loves singing this, and so do lots of other groups.
All parts
Melody – alto
Low Harmony
High Harmony
My Heart is Ready
lyrics and music by Cindy Kallet
I first learned this song from Katherine Grant at the Community Choir Leadership Training in 2016. Then I found my way to the composer source, Cindy Kallet, who features this song on her CD, Heartwalk.
All parts
Melody – alto
Soprano Harmony
Tenor Harmony
Bass harmony