For Sikahema and his family, the choir appearance was a night to remember. "It means so much to him," said his wife, Keala. "To be able to sit in the choir seats and sing with America's Choir and know that it will be seen in the city where he lives, has been very exciting. And the choir has been so great."
The two songs the choir sang with Sikahema were not just one-and-done knock-offs. They had to be done several times to meet the choir's exceptional standard of excellence. "I sang, but I didn't sing loud," said Sikahema. "I didn't want the coach to take me out. I couldn't believe how detailed Mack is; he wanted it just right. To do this was amazing. To be there, surrounded by the beauty and majesty of the music, was just an incredible experience."
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Way to go Vai! Most stories about you and told by you are an inspiration. I applaud you!
Great stuff! Loved the pictures. Bucket-list item, indeed. I'm VERY jealous! Vai is a great ambassador for the church in Philly. Can't wait for when the choir comes back to San Diego County for a concert.
Great story. Memo to the cutline writer: "current" is a temporal adjective. "Currant" is a botanical noun.