Pat’s beloved song, beautifully arranged by composer/performer Mark Ettinger for voice and piano, with guitar chords.

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Enjoy the song with your family and friends! If you will be performing the song publicly, we ask that you see our song performance fee information, below.

Emma's Revolution: Song Performance Fee

As we earn our living solely from our music, we ask that groups, organizations, schools, churches, etc., that use our music pay a one-time, sliding scale fee of $75-150 for use of the song in perpetuity, meaning your organization pays once and can then perform the song as often as you'd like. The sliding scale allows you to determine what amount your organization pays, according to your ability. Our priority is that you use the song, so please sing the song and contribute what you can. Pay online at https://www.emmasrevolution.com/song-usage-fee-payment or send a check or money order (made payable to “Emma's Revolution") to: Emma's Revolution/Pat Humphries & Sandy O, PO Box 244, Mount Rainier MD 20712.

Thanks for your support of independent music for social change.

Score for 2-part round with obligato parts I & II

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Enjoy the song with your family and friends! If you will be performing the song publicly, we ask that you see our song performance fee information, below.

We were moving from NYC to the Washington DC area over September 11th, 2001. When the only response from the government and the corporate media was “war and retribution,” we wrote “Peace, Salaam, Shalom” and sang it at an impromptu peace march in DC that week. Less than a month later, we led the song at the first peace rally in NYC after 9/11, where over 10,000 people sang with us for the three hour march, all the way from Union Square to Times Square. Since then, the song has been called the anthem of the peace movement and the song and the tee shirt it inspired have travelled around the world.

Emma's Revolution: Song Performance Fee

As we earn our living solely from our music, we ask that groups, organizations, schools, churches, etc., that use our music pay a one-time, sliding scale fee of $75-150 for use of the song in perpetuity, meaning your organization pays once and can then perform the song as often as you'd like. The sliding scale allows you to determine what amount your organization pays, according to your ability. Our priority is that you use the song, so please sing the song and contribute what you can. Pay online at https://www.emmasrevolution.com/song-usage-fee-payment or send a check or money order (made payable to “Emma's Revolution") to: Emma's Revolution/Pat Humphries & Sandy O, PO Box 244, Mount Rainier MD 20712.

Thanks for your support of independent music for social change.

Our song, written for and premiered at the 2014 Unitarian Universalist General Assembly in Providence RI. Transcribed by composer/performer Michael Holmes for voice, with chords.

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Enjoy the song with your family and friends! If you will be performing the song publicly, we ask that you see our song performance fee information, below.

Emma's Revolution: Song Performance Fee

As we earn our living solely from our music, we ask that groups, organizations, schools, churches, etc., that use our music pay a one-time, sliding scale fee of $75-150 for use of the song in perpetuity, meaning your organization pays once and can then perform the song as often as you'd like. The sliding scale allows you to determine what amount your organization pays, according to your ability. Our priority is that you use the song, so please sing the song and contribute what you can. Pay online at https://www.emmasrevolution.com/song-usage-fee-payment or send a check or money order (made payable to “Emma's Revolution") to: Emma's Revolution/Pat Humphries & Sandy O, PO Box 244, Mount Rainier MD 20712.

Thanks for your support of independent music for social change.

Pat and Pete Seeger were part of a group of songwriters that worked with editors, Annie Peterson & Peter Blood, to choose the songs for “Rise Up Singing”, the now-classic, community-singing songbook. Shortly after it was published, Annie & Peter heard Pat's song "Swimming to the Other Side” and said, “Well, now we’re going to have to do a second book!”

“Rise Again” is that book and we are thrilled to have 5 of our songs included, plus a chapter named after our song about Pete Seeger, "Sing People Sing”!

"Rise Again" contains chords, lyrics, and sources for 1200 more songs—everything from Old Time to the Beatles to Millennial Songs. The book is released in two versions: the 7 1/2" x 10" format (Small) and the 9" x 12” format (Large). Both are spiral bound.

Note: Rise Up Singing does NOT include notation of the songs' melodies (with the exception of the two sections on rounds), meaning that users must either know the tune, find a recording (liner notes under each song give resources for this), or learn songs from each other in song circles or singalong.

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Pat and Pete Seeger were part of a group of songwriters that worked with editors, Annie Peterson & Peter Blood, to choose the songs for “Rise Up Singing”, the now-classic, community-singing songbook. Shortly after it was published, Annie & Peter heard Pat's song "Swimming to the Other Side” and said, “Well, now we’re going to have to do a second book!”

“Rise Again” is that book and we are thrilled to have 5 of our songs included, plus a chapter named after our song about Pete Seeger, "Sing People Sing”!

"Rise Again" contains chords, lyrics, and sources for 1200 more songs—everything from Old Time to the Beatles to Millennial Songs. The book is released in two versions: the 7 1/2" x 10" format (Small) and the 9" x 12” format (Large). Both are spiral bound.

Note: Rise Up Singing does NOT include notation of the songs' melodies (with the exception of the two sections on rounds), meaning that users must either know the tune, find a recording (liner notes under each song give resources for this), or learn songs from each other in song circles or singalong.

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Edited by Annie Patterson & Peter Blood (creators of Rise Up Singing and Rise Again songbooks)

"50 songs to remake the world"!

With a moving foreword by Harry Belafonte

Peter & Annie created this book to celebrate the centennial of Pete Seeger's birth - and for use at in singalongs and other events celebrating the 100th anniversary of Pete's birth this year.

Our song "Sing People Sing" is included in this collection. See full song list at https://www.riseupandsing.org/songbooks/seeger-songbook.