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Jean Hervé Paul, guitar, as Don Paul reads excerpts from Hayti's Constitution of 1805

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Jean-Hervé Paul plays guitar as Don Paul reads excerpts from Hayti's Constitution of 1805 (one year after its Revolution by former slaves declared the naiton's Independence). A first-take recording, done while school at College Canapé-Vert in Port-au-Prince was in energetic session, but a recording that conveys the guitarist's high musicality and sensitivity. Long live Jean-Hervé, beloved cousin, artist and educator!

May the hard blow of Jean-Hervé's passing be a turning-point for care toward much-deprived youth of Haiti and real, 21st-century independence for the nation.

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released March 18, 2020

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