Global Peace Songs
Forty songs set to the words of poets in more than twenty countries. Four music videos across three continents.
Enter →40 global peace songs written with poets from more than 20 countries. World Prayer for Peace: 12 editions, 2005–2016, with 1,888 artist participants from 50 countries. Made in Hawaiʻi. Shared with the world.
We smile with the same expression. We cry with the same tears. Peace for all.Behleem
Peace from East2004
A globally recognized peace anthem, with its music video shot across Pakistan, the UAE, and Thailand. The song has been featured in educational anti-bullying initiatives, international peace festivals, and community theatre productions worldwide, touching lives across continents with its message of global peace harmony and reconciliation.
All four music videos →Peace Songs - Forty songs written with poets from more than twenty countries. Ambient Music Albums - Eleven albums of ambient music created for peace and reflection. World Peace Prayers - Twelve prayers for world peace created at StarLight Harmony Music Studio in Hawaii between 2005 and 2016
Forty songs set to the words of poets in more than twenty countries. Four music videos across three continents.
Enter →Eleven albums of Ambient Music For Peace by J. Michele Bodine, produced by Behleem at StarLight Harmony Music Studio, Hawaii.
Enter →Yearly Global Peace Project, 2005–2016 with 1,888 artists from fifty countries.
Enter →Juries in Lucknow, a United Nations environment campaign, a state legislature in Hawaii, and a letter from Tokyo.
“Plant More Trees” supported UNEP’s Billion Tree Campaign with a 4,000-tree planting in 2008.
02“Peace from East” scored an anti-bullying film still used in British schools.
03Original music for Little Boy: The Peace Play marked sixty years since Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
04Recognition at the World Peace Film and Music Festival, before delegates from sixty countries.
05“May Peace Prevail on Earth” began as a poem, and has played on Radio Transilvania since 2008.
06“World Prayer for Peace” gathered 250 artists in a single recording, assembled entirely by email.
He manages to touch the parts many other musicians cannot reach. A man of peace and artist of peace; his music are pieces of art.
Professor Dr Andy Hickson PhDActionwork Films, United Kingdom
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A poem, a festival, a school, a film. Write in any language—your message is your participation. Every message is read, and answered personally.