The Skeleton Park Community Songbook with David Francey & Open Voices

Skeleton Park Community Song Book, David Francey, Open Voices, Kingston, OntarioThere’s a new Skeleton Park Community Songbook video featuring David Francey with Open Voices Choir, Ernestown Secondary School Choir, as well as members of the National Farmers Union and Save Our Prison Farms, who combine to perform Torn Screen Door.  I’m sort of embarrassed to admit that while I’ve heard a lot of great things about David Francy, this is my first exposure to one of his performances.  I can see what all the fuss is about! Hit play below and see for yourself.

This is the second Skeleton Park Community Songbook video, while the first episode released last month features P.S. I Love You, and the Sleepless Goat Choir performing Facelove.  So just what is the Skeleton Park Community Songbook you ask?

In collaboration with 12 Kingston community groups and local professional musicians, The Skeleton Park Music Festival plans to create a community songbook & compilation DVD. The songbook & DVD will feature a wide variety of well known folk songs and songs written locally, in an attempt to reflect the rich diversity of the Kingston community. The community songbook will then be distributed throughout the community, as needed. The songbook will help encourage Kingstonians to share music together and learn to sing each other’s songs.

Stay tuned for future episodes, as we watch and listen to the Skeleton Park Community Songbook take shape.

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Harvey Kirkpatrick

Harvey Kirkpatrick is Kingstonist's Co-Founder. His features curiously explore urban planning, what if scenarios, the local food scene and notable Kingstonians. Loves playing tourist and listening to rap music. Learn more about Harvey...

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