IN MEMORY OF A FRIEND AND SUPPORTER OF GLOBAL COOPERATION DAY -

     PAUL WESTON (1957-2014)

PAUL WESTON TRIBUTE: GLOBAL COOPERATION  STORY BEHIND MY DESIRE, PRESENTED FOR  GLOBAL COOPERATION DAY

 

Our last email from Paul, in May 2014, spoke of his feeling honored and excited about setting Liz Greenwell's work to music; and working as a composer for future

Global Cooperation Day events. 

      

 

 Thank you Paul. Rest in peace.

 

PAUL WESTON: A Global Project showing that Music is a Universal Language .

 

"My Desire" had developed from a song for guitar and voice in 2003, and evolved through projects in United Kingdom, Australia, Serbia ,Russia, Moldova ,Romania and USA.

It was now a twelve minute contemporary/orchestral overture.

 

My Desire.

By Paul Weston

Vocal by

Sarah Spencer

Please Press Play to Hear Audio.

Please click on Paul Weston's image below to read his own acount of how My Desire developed into an orchestral overture....

 

Push button to hear ArtSees Diner Radio Interview with Professor Bill Sosinsky, Founder and Director of Energime University, and CEO of Energime Group... Bill speaks of his connection to, admiration, and support for, Prof Liz Greenwell, her work, and her founding of  Global Cooperation Day....there will be an ongoing series of shows and broadcasts with ArtSees Diner  to further advance the Global Cooperation Day brand. 

 

 

 

A VOTE OF THANKS - PETE DELORENZO, NEW JERSEY, USA.

On behalf of Professor Liz Greenwell and the Global Cooperation Day family, we wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to Pete DeLorenzo for his networking and gathering of associates and fellow entertainers throughout the USA, and the world, to support the values and goals of Global Cooperation Day, initiated by Prof. Liz Greenwell.

The results of Pete's networking for Global Cooperation Day, his humanitarian credentials, and his own track record of forty years in entertainment can be viewed by pushing the button underneath the audio for 'They all remind me of you', written and sung by Pete DeLorenzo.