A Soundtrack to Freedom: The Voices Behind the Harriet Tubman Musical, Go Down Moses

<p>History, music, and inspiration come together on this episode of <strong>So St. Paul</strong> on WFNU 94.1 FM.</p><p>Host <strong>Katey DeCelle</strong> sits down with the creators and performers behind <em><strong>Go Down Moses</strong></em>, a powerful musical film and soundtrack celebrating the life and legacy of <strong>Harriet Tubman</strong>. We hear from composer and film director <strong>Bob Hindel</strong> and collaborators<strong> Amelia</strong> (who plays Lucretia Mott), trumpet player <strong>Octavia Webber</strong>, actor <strong>Andy Mobley,</strong> and lead actress <strong>Jada Stumon</strong> (Harriet Tubman). </p><p>Go Down Moses is a historical musical about Harriet Tubman&#39;s life and the abolitionists who helped her free hundreds of enslaved people. They discuss how the project began at St. Peter Claver School, its stage and dance versions, and its hour-and-a-half film, plus a new 37-song, three-CD narrated collection covering Tubman’s life. </p><p>The group shares why Tubman’s story is urgently needed today, plays the radio debut of music from the soundtrack, including “Someday” a song about abolitionist Thomas Garrett. </p><p>To view the trailer, rent the film, and access the music, and learn more, visit <strong>harriettubmansoul.com</strong> </p>