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December 24, 2006 Broadcasting from 9 - 11am Pacific Time.
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Voena Children's Choir - A Cappella Christmas -
Available for purchase at
http://shop.voena.org/displayProductDocument.hg?productId=2


VOENA Director, Annabelle Marie

VOENA was founded in 1994 by Annabelle, a composer and solo artist, who arranges most of the choir’s music which includes a cappella, acoustic, original and well-known songs from around the world. Some of the choir’s repertoire comes from the members themselves who bring it from their cultural backgrounds; some she composes herself, and she also commissions new works for the choir. The music is a mixture of folk, classical, pop and sacred music and is sung in Swahili, Japanese, Russian, Navajo, Hebrew and more than a dozen other languages. Multiple percussion instruments, dance and theatrical elements round out the a cappella
voice selections.

VOENA has given three Christmas Holiday performances at the White House and was chosen from over 600 applicants to perform at the 2005 Annual Christmas Tree Lighting and Pageant of Peace Ceremony. In 2000 VOENA completed a world tour including performances in China, Italy, Greece and Mexico. The choir performed at Carnegie Hall, the Vatican for Pope Paul II and opened for Jose Feliciano at the Mondavi Concert Series in the summer of 2004. VOENA represented the United States at the 2005 World’s Fair in Aichi, Japan.

VOENA’s music is as diverse as their ethnic backgrounds and their songs are as unique as their many cultures. For 10 years, The VOENA children’s choir has delighted audiences from around the world with its eclectic repertoire and inventive a cappella vocal arrangements directed by Annabelle.

New Orleans Christmas -
This and many more great music CDs
from around the world are available for
purchase from Putumayo World Music at
http://www.putumayo.com/catalog/item.php?item_number=256-2

Artist • Song Sample
Big Al Carson with Lars Edegran & his Santa Claus Revelers • Santa Claus is Comin' to Town
James Andrews • Christmas in New Orleans
Ingrid Lucia • 'Zat You, Santa Claus?
Heritage Hall Jazz Band with Gregg Stafford • Silver Bells
Banu Gibson & The New Orleans Hot Jazz • I'll Be Home For Christmas
Papa Don Vappie's New Orleans Jazz Band • Please Come Home for Christmas
Ellis Marsalis • God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
John Bouttι • White Christmas
Topsy Chapman with Lars Edegran & his Santa Claus Revelers • Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
New Birth Brass Band • Santa's Second Line
Dukes of Dixieland • Holiday Time in New Orleans

To listen to the sample tracks, you must have RealPlayer
installed on your computer.
Click here to download the free player.


No matter where you are, the Christmas season has its own unique sound. The voices of carolers going from door to door, congregations singing at midnight mass, or the song about grandma’s unfortunate incident with a reindeer are all part of what Christmastime sounds like. In New Orleans, the music reflects the city’s deep love for making age-old holiday traditions new again. Well-known songs are sung with a different feeling, while newly composed songs fondly recall favorite holiday memories. On New Orleans Christmas, Putumayo has captured the unique and vibrant voice of this city with a collection of holiday favorites decked in the blues, jazz and swing flavors for which the Crescent City is famous.

To date, Putumayo has donated over $200,000 of the proceeds from the sale of its New Orleans CD to local charities and non-profit organizations whose commitment to revitalization is helping restore the city to its former state. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of New Orleans Christmas will be donated to New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity in support of their Musicians’ Village Project.

 

According to VOENA’s founder and director, Annabelle Marie, "The World Expo has always represented global harmony -- the coming together of people, nations, cultures, and voices. As a choir, VOENA seeks to embody those same ideals in song. We are thrilled with such a high honor – to represent the United States on this day and to add our voices to the world harmony.”  In addition, the choir, which is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization, is accepting donations, selling VOENA t-shirts and holding fund-raising concerts. Donations are tax-deductible and may be made by calling Teresa White at (707) 751-1515. Information is also available by e-mailing voena@earthlink.net.

The internationally-acclaimed choir is made up of students from Solano County, Contra Costa County and Napa County, and from schools in the Northern California communities of Vallejo and Benicia. One student even drives from Yuba City -- two hours every week -- to attend rehearsals. Ranging in age from 7 to 18 years, the 110 members come from ethnically diverse backgrounds and most come into the choir without experience.

A WINTER'S DREAM
- A Tea Latte


1.  Boil water on stove.
2.  Heat up 1/3 cup of milk in the microwave.
3.  Take the milk out of the microwave and add 3 Tablespoons of Coffee Bean's Vanilla Powder.  Whisk.
4.  Pour milk mixture into coffee mug.
5.  Place coffee filter on top of the coffee mug.
6.  Add Two Coffee Bean's Chai Tea Bags.
7.  Carefully, pour boiling water in filter.
8. Top with chocolate or vanilla whip cream. - Patrick's favorite!!!

Makes about 3 cups!

You can substitute any kind of tea for the Chai Tea Bags!

 

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