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We’ve had some church choirs who have won were putting some of their money into some sort of project. That’s going to help domestic violence in that way. This really can be a blessing to the community, the churches, and the choir directors, as well as the corporate businesses that are sponsoring this.ĮH: So as I understand it, the prize money is for them to do something healthy and good in that particular community for the people where that particular choir lives.ĬeCe: Oh yes! Verizon has a hope line where when people turn in their phone. This year I’m going back to judging and Yolanda is going to host the event.ĮH: It’s my understanding that some of the smaller churches are being invited to this event now as well as the community choirs.ĬeCe: That’s been the great thing about being a part of “How Sweet the Sound”, is that every year they’re striving to do it better, striving to encourage more people and add on every year. For the last three years I’ve been hosting / co-hosting with Donald Lawrence and had a great time doing that. It was a great chance to give choirs a platform of knowing that it was really the foundation of gospel music and gospel choirs. The first time they asked me, I was a judge for a few of the shows and I performed and really enjoyed it, as I felt they did it in a first class way. I would first of all like to talk with you for a moment about your role in this event.ĬeCe: I’ve been involved with “How Sweet the Sound” for several years now. Interviewed and written by Elder Lee M Harris, Sr.Įlder Harris: CeCe, how are you doing today?ĮH: I understand the project you’re doing, “How Sweet the Sound” is something that’s been going on for a while. CeCe Winans: Judge of 'How Sweet the Sound' (Interview)

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