By Marx Margono | Project leader
Our Liberation festival was great! We had beautiful weather and our talents Joshua with his live band The Main Event< Danny with the live band the Living Statement and Chantal Schoonhoven did a great job on stage.
The many vocal lessons and personal coaching moments have been fruitful. It was nice weather and hundreds of people came to this special event of the Young Movement, which we cooperate with. We teach our youngsters how to deal with stage fear. We also teach them how to stop their feelings in a song. We encourage them to act regularly so that they can bring their message to the audience. This is not always easy for many young people. Most young people who come to us are having personal problems. They are shy and have little self-confidence. We are not a music school. We are a foundation that uses music as a means of helping young people with their personal development. They not only learn technical vocal skills, but they also learn to gain self-esteem. They learn to express their feelings and are encouraged to not give up. We're glad to see many of our students feel safe and make new friends.
The good-purpose album we're working on is becoming so special. The young people who made their songs for the album have their own story. With their story, they will help other young people, including street children in Indonesia. And we are very proud of that! This album might take a little longer then we have planned, but the strugle and problems has made it better. Just 7 more songs and we can present a very special music album to everyone. The process, the road to... is already a success! The young people involved are aware of their own talents and aware that they can help others and that is something, nobody can take away from us and our young studens!
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