“TODAY, WE are not simply presenting musical items; we are presenting the fruits of an investment in children,” Fr Jude Orakwe told us. “Through music, our children encounter the beauty of our own African musical heritage while also entering into the great universal treasury of musical civilisation … qualities that speak not only to the intellect but also to the human spirit.”
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