Measha Brueggergosman uses her history to deliver a universal message on Songs of Freedom
Soprano Measha Brueggergosman's new project combines music, film and an interactive website to tell the story of her family's history.
Soprano Measha Bruggergosman's latest project is perhaps her most passionate. Songs of Freedom is not just an album, it is also a feature film and interactive website that use music to tell the story of Brueggergosman's journey through her family's history. Brueggergosman says she wanted to take on this project for her father and hopes that her personal quest will illustrate the "universal struggle for ultimate liberation."
Songs of Freedom is out now. Learn more about the project at the Songs of Freedom website.
— Produced by Mitch Pollock
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