A children's choir in the remote Australian outback prepares for an end-of-year concert, facing challenges in a community where music education is limited.
“Little Voices, Big Dreams”
Synopsis
A children's choir in the remote Australian outback prepares for an end-of-year concert, facing challenges in a community where music education is limited.
Synopsis
Michelle leads a children's choir in remote Australia, where music education is limited. Located in an area that often prioritizes sports, the choir prepares for its end-of-year concert. Throughout rehearsals, members face challenges with contemporary and original music. The film documents their efforts and the influence of mentorship on the children's musical development. "Wide Open Sky" illustrates the commitment to providing musical opportunities in a community with scarce resources. The director is Lisa Nicol.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet choir mistress Michelle and her inspiring students.
- See the stunning Australian landscape as a backdrop.
- Find out how music competes with sports for children's attention.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Lisa Nicol in 2015.
- The documentary has a runtime of 79 minutes.
- The choir is located in a region of Australia where music education is scarce.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Wide Open Sky?
Wide Open Sky was directed by Lisa Nicol.
What is the duration of the documentary Wide Open Sky?
The duration of Wide Open Sky is 79 minutes.
What is the main focus of the children's choir in Wide Open Sky?
The children's choir, led by choir mistress Michelle, is formed in a region where music education is scarce and prepares for an end-of-year concert.
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