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Bringing the Song Inside Out
Written by Rachel Bagby
Narrated by Justine Willis Toms
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Breaking into chant and song even as she is speaking, Rachel Bagby shows us how music can do more than we ever thought possible. She believes in, "giving the sacred back to our breath, and giving our breath back to the sacred," and describes what happens when we start listening to and expressing the music inside of us.
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