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portada Building an Orchestra of Hope: How Favio Chavez Taught Children to Make Music From Trash
Type
Physical Book
Illustrated by
Language
English
Pages
44
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
28.6x21.2x0.8 cm
Weight
0.39 kg.
ISBN13
9780802854674

Building an Orchestra of Hope: How Favio Chavez Taught Children to Make Music From Trash

Carmen Oliver (Author) · Luisa Uribe (Illustrated by) · Eerdmans Books for Young Readers · Hardcover

Building an Orchestra of Hope: How Favio Chavez Taught Children to Make Music From Trash - Oliver, Carmen ; Uribe, Luisa

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Synopsis "Building an Orchestra of Hope: How Favio Chavez Taught Children to Make Music From Trash "

An exuberantly illustrated true story about innovation, community, and the power of music. In Cateura, Paraguay, a town built on a landfill, music teacher Favio Chavez longed to help the families living and working amid the hills of trash. How could he help them find hope for the future? Favio started giving music lessons to Cateura's children, but soon he encountered a serious problem. He had more students than instruments! But Favio had a strange and wonderful idea: what if this recyclers' town had its own recycled orchestra? Favio and Colá, a brilliant local carpenter, began to experiment with transforming garbage into wonder. Old glue canisters became violins; paint cans became violas; drainpipes became flutes and saxophones. With repurposed instruments in their hands, the children of Cateura could fill their community--and the world--with the sounds of a better tomorrow. Based on an incredible true story, Building an Orchestra of Hope offers an unforgettable picture of human dignity reclaimed from unexpected sources. Carmen Oliver's inviting words and Luisa Uribe's dynamic illustrations create a stirring tribute to creativity, resilience, and the transformative nature of hope.

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