Mondengo, Maurice

Rép. Democratique du Congo (liv. Rép. Democratique du Congo, Raleigh)

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Choral Sheet music ⮞ Voice (SB) ⮞ Maurice Mondengo

Jehova come and help Africa
Maurice Mondengo

Voice (SB)

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Composer Arranger Publisher	Maurice Mondengo (1966 - )
Instrumentation	Voice (SB)
Style	Christian
Date	2008
Copyright	Mondengo, Maurice © All rights reserved
	Added by maurice-mondengo, 13 Jun 2010

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Informations of Maurice Mondengo

Concert Event for you with Maurice & friends

Written on 2011-11-16 by maurice-mondengo
A beautiful evening of Traditional hymns, Spirituals, Contemporary, African Music, Christmas carols sing-along and stories

Friday, Dec 9th @ 7:30 pm @ Hamilton Mennonite Church

Exciting evening where the concert will close by singing Messiah's Hallelujah with the audience!

Bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki

Written on 2010-08-07 by maurice-mondengo
A piece to reflect on Hiroshima & Nagasaki on this 65th anniversary and to promise one thing: never, never again anywhere.

Never again, never again, never again anywhere.
Never again, never again, never again anywhere!