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Singing a New Song

There are certain sounds that most of us associate with prisons: the metal clank of a cell door closing, the thud of heavy-booted corrections officers walking the corridors, the voices of angry prisoners echoing against the bare cement walls.

What you might not expect, however, are four-part vocal harmonies.

By Steve Rempe
February 18, 2016
Choir | Coralville | Iowa | Kansas | Mary Cohen | Oakdale Prison | Restorative Justice

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