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SKU: A0.844038
Composed by Don Hicks, Lynn Hicks. Contemporary. Score and parts. 14 pages. Don Hicks #2991195. Published by Don Hicks (A0.844038).This song was written as a part of a school wide project back in 2001 at Hollywood Central Elementary in Hollywood, FL.
The song was a small part of a much larger project designed to bring our school, local politicians, and the community at large together.
We made decorative plants to give to the mayor and city council members, had an official, "Planting Unity in Our Community Day" proclamation, made a "Unity Quilt" hung at the School Board Building, and many other activities.
Bringing unity to our communities is needed now more than ever. It is our hope to inspire other schools to run with this project and find new ways to bring unity in all of our communities.
Parts are included for violins, and/or violas, cello, bass, piano, and vocals with guitar chord diagrams.
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