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Everybody's Everybody Musical Production Guide

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Everybody's Everybody is a musical theatre production from Spiraling Music Publications designed to raise awareness about the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child, especially focusing on the needs of children in Africa. According to the organisers, the musical is intended to be included as part of a month-long curriculum intended to raise awareness on the part of youth and the general public. In addition to raising awareness, the musical performances may be used as a fundraiser. The producers of the musical have developed this guide to assist with the production of the musical. It includes instructions, a script, scores, and the instrumental soundtrack CD.

Spiraling Music Publications works to bring world agreements to life through the experiences of students and participants. These projects are designed to be tools for teaching and celebrating ideas about global ethics and universal values in classrooms, assemblies, after-school programmes, youth groups, music classes, recreation centres, service learning programmes, senior centres, and camps. These materials are created for teachers, activity directors, singers and dancers, multi-media producers, and communities.

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Spiraling Music website on June 1 2009.