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BRATTLEBORO WOMEN’S CHORUS Concert Songography Fall ‘96 First Baptist Church (all concerts there unless noted) Benefit for The Women’s Crisis Center and a woman living with HIV/AIDS Ilu Finu * Weave And Mend * Be Like A Bird * River of Jordan * Kyrie More Love * Soon I Will Be Done * Haydum Alaydum * Ise Olawa Hold On * If The People Lived Their Lives Spring ‘97 Benefit for The Gathering Place and HEALS, expressive arts program Souls Are Gathered * Sure As The Wind * River of Birds * Motherless Chile Miriam * Ella’s Song * Going to the Mountains * There’s A River Flowing I Feel Like Going On * By the Rivers of Babylon Fall ‘ 97 Benefit for Wendy Wilson Fire Fund Blessed Are We * Bright Morning Stars * Alleluia * Light is Returning * Prayer Yemaya Asesu * Wanna Die Easy * Ooah * Blessing For Children * Amaeeboo Siyahamba * Old Time Religion * I Feel Like Going On * Somebody Prayed Spring ‘98 Benefits Expresso and Lifeline, newsletter for bereaved parents Stepping Lightly * Kore Chant * The Lord Is My Shepherd * Kyrie * Neesa Rise Up O Flame * The Storm Is Passing Over * Kwan Zeon Bosai * Soon I Will Be Done * Sing Till The Power * Trees Of The Wild * Babethandaza * Woke Up This Morning * Siyahamba Fall ‘98 Benefits The Brattleboro Walk-in Clinic, Windham County Humane Society, and Children in Changing Families support group We Are Stars * Circle Round For Freedom * Nowhere To Be * Deep Peace Lone Wild Bird * We’re Marching On * Tu La Klezeeo * Wimoweh * I’ll Fly Away Zol Zain Sholem * Freedom Is Coming * Ale Schwester (Ale Brider) Spring ‘99 White Church in Grafton AND First Baptist Benefits Kosovo Refugee Relief through Save the Children Wait On The Lord * The Storm Is Passing Over * Sto Mi E Milo * Lo Yisa Goy Young Rider * Memoranda * What A Goodly Thing * Breaths * Lamps/Lord Kwan Zeon Bosai * Libby’s Song * Dancing In The Circle * Friends, Only Love Fall ’99 Benefit for AWARE and the Brattleboro Youth Dream Fund I Will Not Fight * My Wings Span * Waters of Babylon * Deep Peace Glory Train * Bring Me A Little Water, Silvy * Sing Through My Voice The Lord Is My Shepherd * You Can’t Hurry God * Listen To The Lambs Wade in the Water/Motherless Child/Wanna Die Easy Spring 2000 Benefit for The Vermont Freedom to Marry Task Force Wisdom Path * Dark Of The Moon * Under The Full Moonlight * Infinite Sky Weave And Mend * Fi Mi Love * Woman Born * Polegnala Tudora A Million Nightingales * On Children * Souls Are Gathered * Don’t Fence Me In Fall 2000 at the Latchis Theatre Benefit for Making the Most of I, Mary Alice Amidon and Michelle Liechti Winds Of Change * Bim Bam * Hamisha Asar * Hanaava Babanot * Prayer Woke Up This Morning * Sto Mi E Milo * Wings Of A Dove * Now Let Us Sing Ocho Kandeles * Love is Like a Harbor * Aluta Continua * Vido Spring 2001 Benefits Clark/Canal Community Association summer program Moon Is A Cradle * She Changes Everything She Touches * Kore Chant A Mountain * Quand la Nuit * The Lord Is My Shepherd * Cool Of The Day Breaths * Vido * The Water Is Wide * Like A Ship * How Could Anyone God Danced * I Feel Like Going On * Swing Down Chariot Fall 2001 Benefit for Revolutionary Women’s Association of Afghanistan Vem Kan Segla * Down To The River To Pray * Ay Doomba * Imi Natna Woyaya * Never Will Give Up * This Pretty Planet * Shall We Gather Thula Thula * Jabula Jesu * Ya Jamil * It Takes A Village * Oh Mayam Wah May Lamb And Lion * My Heart Spring 2002 at St. Michael’s Catholic Church Adiemus by Karl Jenkins Fall 2002 – Benefit River Gallery – no musician Guide My Feet * I’m Comin’ Home * Stepping Lightly * Love is Little When We Sing Together * Tell Me Again * Dancing * No Mirrors Balm In Gilead * There’s A Light * Mouth Music * Oooo Spring 2003 Musicians Genevieve Rose and Patty Meyer All Will Be Well * Kyrie * Crossings * Flowers of Joy * Face to Face Peace Like A River * Song Of The Soul * 1,000 Grandmothers Why Am I Painting the Living Room Fall 2003 Benefit Boys and Girls Club Musicians Russ Horton and Susan Dedell Autumn Time * Fly,fly,fly * Everything She Touches * Waters of Babylon From A Distance * Babethandaza * Soon I Will Be Done * Hey Mister Miller Memoranda * Power Chant * Wings Of A Dove * Sing Through My Voice Spring 2004 at West Village Meeting House Diane Benjamin & Diane Henele, oboes, Connie Green, flute, Patty Meyer, piano Dog Dog * Thula Thula * The Moon Is A Cradle * Calling My Children Home God Danced * The Stove * April Showers * My Mother’s Garden * When I Saw The Hawk * Snow Might Fly * When Harvesting Arugula * The Rose Arbor Fall 2004 at The Putney School Benefit Black Mountain Assisted Living Harriet Tubman * Infinite Sky * I’ll Fly Away * Farewell Round * Hotaru Koi A Question of Tempo * Mi Yitneni Auf * I Wish I Knew How * Circle Me Sisters Dimpho Tsarona * Wings Of A Dove *Baby* A River Of Birds * Allelujah * Kolo SPRING 2005 at West Village Meeting House Deanna Toney, flute, Karen Horton, French horn, Anneke Toomey, piano Dreamkeeper * Music Strings * Duond Akuru * Women Make Music * Pie Jesu Love Me Tender * The Glory of Love * To Olga * On Children * I Wish I Knew How * Storm Is Passing Over * So We’ll Go No More A Roving * FALL 2005 at West Village Meeting House Benefit KidsPLAYce, 10 Years Together, Susan Dedell, piano Rainforest Chant * Passing By * Blessed Are We * Upon the Ocean The Water is Wide * When We Sing Together * How Can I Keep From Singing Time Has Made A Change * We Wish Us A Happy Birthday * The Storm is Passing Over * Swing Down Chariot * I Want To Sing, Saints, Swing Low Aluta Continua * Now the Day is Over * Singabahambayo SPRING 2006 at First Baptist and West Village Meeting House Earth Moves * Life Comes In * Don’t Fence Me In * A Girl’s Garden Arise My Love * Java Jive * Three Ways to Vacuum Your House April Showers * Coming of Age FALL 2006 at First Baptist with Julian Gerstin Take Me Away * There’s A River * River of Jordan *Souls Are Gathered Put Your Han’ * Ilu Finu * Ise Olawa * Wade in the Water medley Waters of Babylon *Swimmin’ to the Other Side , Allelujah medley Friends, Only Love * Peace Will Come * Ma Na Efe Dusime Valentines 2007 snowed out SPRING 2007 at First Baptist and Stone Church Arts Sabine Rhyne and Lucinda Alcorn Somagwaza * Take Me Away * A Blessing For Children * Yemaya Let It Rain * Wana Baraka * Rain Come Down * Bring Me A Little Water, Silvy * Down By The Riverside * Souls A’ Gathered in Freedom El Barquito * Love Call Me Home * River in Judea * Waters of Babylon FALL 2007 at First Baptist Church and St. Michael’s Episcopal All Night, All Day * Fire Within * Kore Chant * Angels Come Stand At My Side Feel Like Going On * This Pretty Planet * White * Woyaya * Wisdom Path * Fly fly fly Autumn Time * Kwan zeon Bosai * I Got Shoes * Ipahradisi * Cheek to Cheek VALENTINES 2008 I Will* All I Have To Do Is Dream* Only A Paper Moon *, Don’t Fence Me In I Can’t Give You Anything But Love * Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree SPRING 2008 Mother’s Day (Baptist 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