Mariachi Band Performance
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Mariachi is a musical expression that dates back to at least 19th century Western Mexico. It is a tradition that can be defined by 8 socio-musical elements: mariachi instrumentation and texture, musical genres and sub genres, performance methods and styles, singing styles and forms, dance styles, performative space, performance clothing, and the word "mariachi".

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Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love
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Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love

God's reckless love dispels darkness and adds color to my world. In a world where human love is fickle, i can always count on God's excess love. His love is everything to me and i do not regret saying yes to his will

CLASSICAL / OPERA Vocal Warm Up Routine
21:13
CLASSICAL / OPERA Vocal Warm Up Routine

Maren Montalbano - Three Sean-Nos Folk Songs: No. 3 - Fear a’ bháta (Crean)
04:23
Maren Montalbano - Three Sean-Nos Folk Songs: No. 3 - Fear a’ bháta (Crean)

At the Viorel Farcas Art Gallery in Philadelphia, PA March 7, 2020.For more information about Maren, visit https://marenmontalbano.com/

Steve Dalachinsky - at the Dissident Arts Festival
27:14
Steve Dalachinsky - at the Dissident Arts Festival

Steve Dalachinsky - words Rocco John Iacovone - alto saxophone Adam Cadell - violin

Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love
04:31
Shalom Oparah - I love Your Love

God's reckless love dispels darkness and adds color to my world. In a world where human love is fickle, i can always count on God's excess love. His love is everything to me and i do not regret saying yes to his will


CLASSICAL / OPERA Vocal Warm Up Routine
21:13
CLASSICAL / OPERA Vocal Warm Up Routine


Maren Montalbano - Three Sean-Nos Folk Songs: No. 3 - Fear a’ bháta (Crean)
04:23
Maren Montalbano - Three Sean-Nos Folk Songs: No. 3 - Fear a’ bháta (Crean)

At the Viorel Farcas Art Gallery in Philadelphia, PA March 7, 2020.For more information about Maren, visit https://marenmontalbano.com/


Steve Dalachinsky - at the Dissident Arts Festival
27:14
Steve Dalachinsky - at the Dissident Arts Festival

Steve Dalachinsky - words Rocco John Iacovone - alto saxophone Adam Cadell - violin