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"For much of the state of Maine, the environment is the economy" |
“Voices on the Bay”
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Photographs on this page contributed by: Joyce Morrell Peter Cunningham |
110 area voices honored Passamaquoddy Bay with original and traditional music. The audience was enthusiastic and appreciative.
Program
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Save Passamaquoddy Bay 3-Nation Alliance coordinator Linda Godfrey, left, introduced the Voices on the Bay performers at Eastport's Shead High School gymnasium. | ||||||||||||
Passamaquoddy tribal elder Deanna Francis sang a traditional blessing of the Bay and of all who were present.
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Voices on the Bay mass choir, as they assembled just prior to the performance. | ||||||||||||
Community choirs St. Andrews Choir, Shiretown Singers (St. Andrews), Fisherman's Friends Choir (Grand Manan), and St. Stephen Choir also performed separately, joining together, along with singers from Perry and Eastport, to make up the mass choir. | ||||||||||||
Sharon Crowther directed the mass choir performing to an appreciative Lubec-to-Calais area audience. | ||||||||||||