Powerful & Uplifting Praise Fijian Gospel Songs

The 1 YORKS Fijian choir performed a traditional farewell to Captain Sir Tom Moore last week, prior to the Second World War veteran's funeral at the weekend. Led by Colour Sergeant Filipe Rabuku, troops at Catterick gathered to sing their tribute to the 100-year-old, who passed away last month. CSgt Rabuku, from 1st Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, originally joined the Duke of Wellington’s Regiment, in which Captain Sir Tom himself also served. Soldiers sang 'God Be With You Until We Meet Agai

Storytelling, harmony, and cultural legacy... all in one unforgettable performance. Fortissimo, the premiere choir of Dilworth School, brings to life a powerful Samoan legend through song: the origin of the tatau, Samoa’s traditional tattoo. According to the story, two Fijian women swam across the Pacific to bring the tatau, originally meant for women — but after their long journey, a mistake in the chant led to the tradition passing to men. Today, both Samoan men and women wear their unique tat