Freedom's Hallowed Light

 Using excerpts from the poem The North Star by African American poet James Monroe Whitfield, Patterson seeks to connect both singer and audience as he personalizes the quest for freedom through a first-person perspective.  Written to be sung with strong conviction and contagious energy, Freedom's Hallowed Light should shine light and hope on all who have struggled or continue to struggle for freedom and equality.

 Using excerpts from the poem The North Star by African American poet James Monroe Whitfield, Patterson seeks to connect both singer and audience as he personalizes the quest for freedom through a first-person perspective.  Written to be sung with strong conviction and contagious energy, Freedom's Hallowed Light should shine light and hope on all who have struggled or continue to struggle for freedom and equality.

Using excerpts from the poem The North Star by African American poet James Monroe Whitfield, Patterson seeks to connect both singer and audience as he personalizes the quest for freedom through a first-person perspective.
Written to be sung with strong conviction and contagious energy, Freedom's Hallowed Light should shine light and hope on all who have struggled or continue to struggle for freedom and equality.

Using excerpts from the poem The North Star by African American poet James Monroe Whitfield, Patterson seeks to connect both singer and audience as he personalizes the quest for freedom through a first-person perspective.
Written to be sung with strong conviction and contagious energy, Freedom's Hallowed Light should shine light and hope on all who have struggled or continue to struggle for freedom and equality.