THE POMMERN VILLAGE CHOIR
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SONGS FOR FRESH WATER"
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The Pommern Village Choir comes from Central Tanzania in the District of Kilolo in the Iringa Region. Their unique and lively music promises to lift your spirits and warm your soul. These songs, which have not been heard until recently by international audiences, were performed by the choir part of a concert tour of Eastern Massachusetts in the Fall of 2008. This is the choir’s first tour outside of Tanzania. Proceeds from this CD go to The Africa Mission Fund of The Plymouth Church and will be used to support cross cultural exchange, the drilling of wells in the Village of Pommern and surrounding villages and other projects which enhance the quality of life of Tanzanians in the region. |
Audio CD's are available for purchase for $13.00 each. Payments are received only by check. Please make checks payable to Plymouth Church UCC and indicate on the memo line "Pommern Village Choir CD" .
DVDs of the Pommern Village Choir concert at the Framingham Civic League are available for purchase for $18.00 each. Payments are received only by check. Please make checks payable to Plymouth Church UCC and indicate on the memo line "Pommern Village Choir DVD".
Please mail your check to:
The Plymouth Church UCC
African Mission Fund
87 Edgell Rd.
Framingham, MA 01701
The Pommern Village Choir tour comes under the auspices of The Plymouth Church of Framingham, United Church of Christ. The tour was made possible by The Plymouth Church, The Legacy Trust of the Central Congregational Church of Newton, The Lilly Endowment, Inc., The Massachusetts Conference of the United Church of Christ and many other churches, schools, care facilities, and private donors.
Thanks to Mario deRomero of Framingham for the CD recording and mixing and Video Transfer Inc of Boston for production and duplication.
CD Photography and design by Rob Schadt. Graphic production by Xiaoli Yang
The DVD concert was recorded on October 18, 2008, at the Framingham Civic League.
Thanks to Bill Rabkin of Rabkin Video Productions in Framingham for recording, editing, and duplication.
Design by Bill Rabkin.