Singing in Color

Singing in Color is a film produced by John Palumbo that shows music as a vehicle for the message of peace.

Singing Color tells the story of the Chicago Children’s Choir’s historic tour of South Africa in the summer of 1996.

In Singing in Color, the children dance with members of the Zulu tribe, see exotic animals, sing with schoolchildren from ghetto townships, visit families living in extreme poverty in Soweto, and perform for President Nelson Mandela in his Pretoria home.  This outstanding film shows young people as positive role models, affirms our ability to find strength in diversity, and illustrates how music can bring us together.