I happened to attend this concert just by chance because a friend was going and asked if I wanted to come along - and it was a great decision to do so!
The music was so mellifluous and melodious and had the audience in raptures.
The video is extremely brief and quite the teaser but i'm looking out for the complete version if anyone could be kind enough to pass on. It gives a good idea of the quality of the artists and what the experience was like.
Hope they perform again!
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Sunday, August 12, 2007
First Annual Sudanese Music and Dance Festival
Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Angelina Jolie's on a roll - Justice for Darfur
Angelina Jolie has done yet another amazing job at highlighting the plight of those who are less fortunate than her. She already donates one-third of her earnings to charity on an annual basis, but writing about these issues raises the awareness exponentially.
The only way she can do better is if she made a video diary, as she has done in the past, and aired it on MTV perhaps?
On a side note, the article implicitly gives two huge thumbs up to the work of the UN - its refugee agency and its new judicial mechanisms (ICC and ICJ) in particular.
Now if only we could get mainstream America on track as well. The liberals are already on board - where are the conservatives? I wish they realized that like climate change and environmental issues, this one is also not political; it's moral - just like Al Gore said at the Academy Awards.
It's about time we acted.
The Washington Post article is here.
The only way she can do better is if she made a video diary, as she has done in the past, and aired it on MTV perhaps?
On a side note, the article implicitly gives two huge thumbs up to the work of the UN - its refugee agency and its new judicial mechanisms (ICC and ICJ) in particular.
Now if only we could get mainstream America on track as well. The liberals are already on board - where are the conservatives? I wish they realized that like climate change and environmental issues, this one is also not political; it's moral - just like Al Gore said at the Academy Awards.
It's about time we acted.
The Washington Post article is here.
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