From Carnegie Hall to Europe, her music and story have inspired many. Her latest work, "Harriet Tubman Oratorio" will cause standing ovations

Cry of the People
"Harriet Tubman Oratorio"
Composer: Earnestine Rodgers Robinson
Arranger/Orchestrator: Heather Sorenson
Performed by the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and chorus
Arranger/Orchestrator: Heather Sorenson
Performed by the Memphis Symphony Orchestra and chorus
Courtesy of the Memphis Symphony and MSCS

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