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Featuring twenty one\nnew recordings, ranging from fresh arrangements of traditional folk tunes, pop\nsongs, and jazz standards to mainstays from the western classical repertoire,\nthe songs on the album bring a sense of community, identity, and purpose,\ncrossing boundaries and binding us together in thanks, consolation, and\nencouragement. This is music that tells stories, that marks occasions private\nand public, that gives voice to celebrations, remembrances, and all of life's\nmysteries. They are songs that pay tribute to champions of social justice like\nPaul Robeson and Violeta Parra and to the troubadours of our joy, imagination,\nand sorrow like Wu Tong, Francis Poulenc, and Benjamin Britten. 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