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Children's Music

Pass It On! the journal of the Children’s Music Network features Elise with Good Vibrations

Pass It On! the journal of the Children’s Music Network features Elise with Good Vibrations

April 11, 2016 By Jessica Lily

In music, a tuning fork is a classic vibratory instrument providing true pitch, used as a guide to all other tonal relationships. In life, it is Elise Witt.

Born in Switzerland to survivors of Nazi Germany, raised in North Carolina, Elise makes her home in Atlanta, Georgia. Speaking fluent Italian, French, German, Spanish, and English and singing in more than a dozen languages, Elise’s passion for music and language has carried her around the nation and across the seas. “My work and my life are all about sound,” says the multi-instrumentalist and longtime member of the Children’s Music Network.

The Children’s Music Network revisits Thank You

The Children’s Music Network revisits Thank You

December 20, 2015 By Jessica Lily

From the Archives at The Children’s Music Network: Thank You by Elise Witt. “Thank You” was written during a residency at Garden Hills Elementary School in Atlanta GA. My students spoke 40 different languages among them, and we all shared the way our culture says “thank you.”

MUSIC CHANGES EVERYTHING at The Global Village Project

MUSIC CHANGES EVERYTHING at The Global Village Project

January 22, 2015 By Jessica Lily

Published by Alternate ROOTS Online Journal. The first bone to develop in a baby is the Earbone. The last sense we lose before passing from this life is the sense of sound. Babies are born with all sounds, and to learn the language spoken around them, they eliminate the sounds they don’t need. … Read More …

Atlanta Journal Constitution | From War to Warmth : Refugee Teens Find a Haven and Hope at Global Village School

Atlanta Journal Constitution | From War to Warmth : Refugee Teens Find a Haven and Hope at Global Village School

March 14, 2010 By Jessica Lily

Mar 14, 2010 | by Maureen Downey

Keeping Your Witts About You

Keeping Your Witts About You

December 20, 1997 By Jessica Lily

Dec 20, 1997 | by Asa Tapley

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Your workshop was totally inspiring!
Joanna
New noise theatre, new orleans lA
Elise teaches great ways to access your deepest, most authentic, most beautiful voice.
Leila
Atlanta, Ga
Elise is a master at guiding voices and opening hearts.
Chorus Manager, WomanSong
Asheville, NC
You don't know how much I needed exactly what you gathered and offered - musically and spiritually.
Lynn
Decatur, GA
You help create positive, transformative experiences for people of all ages.
Outreach Director, LEAF Lake Eden Arts Festival
Black Mountain, nc

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