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The Clock, the song performed by our students at Music for All, is a bolero by Mexican composer Roberto Cantoral, who wrote it during the 1950’s. This unforgettable bolero played to the youth of our parents and grandparents during the 1960’s and 1970’s, and passionately performed by Los Panchos. The Clock is a classic of…
Welcome Josué!
We welcome maestro Josué Castro as the new academic director of Music for All. After his collaboration as a volunteer of Honduras Rising in Europe, Josué joined the operational team of Music for All in Honduras. His academic level, motivation and philosophical understanding of our development cooperation work will give the program the necessary energy…
Music, maestro!
L’heure de la rentrée a sonné pour les élèves de l’Ecole Musique pour Tous. Au total, 144 élèves inscrits à Taulabé et San José de Comayagua. Quelle chance pour ces enfants du milieu rural d’apprendre à chanter et à jouer d’un instrument, dans le respect des valeurs de la solidarité et du partage au sein…
Recital & Masterclasses with Paco Carranza
On July 21 and 22, 2022, Honduras Rising had the honor of receiving Paco Carranza, renowned composer, classical music guitarist and Honduran costumbrista. He is the composer of more than 40 songs and 13 pieces for guitar. Several of his guitar works have been arranged for Chamber Orchestra and Guitar Orchestra. He has set to…
Honduras Rising in Honduran News
Honduras Rising begins 2024 by broadcasting its musical activities on Honduran television news. In recent days, Channels 10 and Abriendo Brecha presented on their television news the Christmas concerts organized at the end of the school year. This visibility allows us to spread the awareness of our work to an audience at a national level….
Honduras Rising diffuses the global methodology for choirs
The choir is part of the training given in our music school. As of 2022 collective singing classes have been introduced at all levels of “Music for All” studies. This learning forges a collective consciousness and projects students towards a social dimension of music. Daniel Montes, academic director, and member of our team of teachers…
