A song reinvents a classic children's hymn, and invites reflection on the intertwined natures of joy and melancholy.
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Annie Parsons
Annie Parsons was the Community & Engagement Coordinator for On Being. Annie came to Minneapolis by way of Denver, by way of Nashville, by way of Seattle. With a degree in music from Seattle Pacific University, Annie has used her love of songwriting in a variety of jobs (including once penning a jingle that earned her a role with a Fortune 500 company). She loves hiking, wine & cheese, and her dog Foxy Brains. Someday she will have a 50K step day on her Fitbit.
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The joyous festival of Sukkot calls to mind a song by the Wailin' Jennys, a melodic demonstration of unity in the midst of diversity, not to mention a transportive listen.
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