[NEohioPAL]Noah Budin MLK Concert

Mon Jan 7 23:34:00 PST 2002

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Noah Budin in Concert

with Ed Ridley, Jr. and David Budin

Monday, January 21

7:00 PM

Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
3031 Moticello Blvd., Cleveland Heights
(at the intersection of Lee Rd. and Monticello Blvd.)

In Celebration of the Life and work of 
Martin Luther King, Jr.

$5.00/person suggested donation at the door
All proceeds will benefit the 
Northern Ohio Alliance of Hope/United We Can

About half of the program will consist of original songs by Noah Budin from 
his CD Hallelujah Land and his upcoming CD with the working title Heartbeat.
Other songs will draw from traditional and contemporary folk music, with an 
emphasis on social justice and peace.

The music, which will be performed in celebration of the life and work of 
Martin Luther King, will reflect his teachings and ideals, and his messages 
of acceptance, tolerance, and nonviolence. Audience participation is 
encouraged throughout much of the concert.

For more information call Ark Productions at 216-360-0381
or the church at 216-321-2660

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 Noah Budin in Concert
 
 with Ed Ridley, Jr. and David Budin
 
 Monday, January 21
 
 7:00 PM
 
 Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
 3031 Moticello Blvd., Cleveland Heights
 (at the intersection of Lee Rd. and Monticello Blvd.)
 
 In Celebration of the Life and work of 
 Martin Luther King, Jr.
 
 $5.00/person suggested donation at the door
 All proceeds will benefit the 
 Northern Ohio Alliance of Hope/United We Can
 
 About half of the program will consist of original songs by Noah Budin from his CD Hallelujah Land and his upcoming CD with the working title Heartbeat.
 Other songs will draw from traditional and contemporary folk music, with an emphasis on social justice and peace.
 
 The music, which will be performed in celebration of the life and work of Martin Luther King, will reflect his teachings and ideals, and his messages of acceptance, tolerance, and nonviolence. Audience participation is encouraged throughout much of the concert.
 
 For more information call Ark Productions at 216-360-0381
 or the church at 216-321-2660
 
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