Fiery Hope sings for you!

people singing — Greenfield Public Library, 2010.

We sing for audiences large and small:

Genres include: South African freedom songs, lullabies, gospel, love songs, meditative chants, and music from many cultures. Languages include Arabic, from the Balkans, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Kalanga/chiShona, Latin, siSwati, Sotho, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Vietnamese, Xhosa, Zulu.

feature concerts
schools and universities
community centers and town halls
benefits
nursing homes
prisons and jails
soup kitchens and shelters
public rallies

Private Engagements and Settings

Memorial service featuring Amandla’s loving performance, 2009.

You are welcome to call us to request our songs and respectful presence at your home, a medical facility, or a ritual/event, including:

weddings
baby-welcomings
coming-of-age ceremonies
family celebrations
memorial services
“bedside sings” (people in hospice/at life’s end)

We can come with as few as four singers or bring a larger group. Our fees are on a sliding scale. In addition, we have a long history of sharing music at no charge, for example, at benefits and bedside sings.

Music for Healing

Our chorus brings music into (and outside of) homes to inspire those recovering from illness, injury, surgery, stroke, etc. Throughout history, music has brought healing and can be beneficial for people facing many different kinds of challenges.

Live music, when presented skillfully, can also provide comfort in hospice situations. Since 1990, we’ve brought music to the bedsides of people at life’s end dozens of times, yet the experience never fails to astound us with its indescribable power and grace.