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Marsha (Brooks) Morrison

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Posted On: March 30th 2026, 03:12 pm
A beautiful couple of days working with 130 singers for the 18th annual Silesia Gospel Festival in Rybnik, Poland. 🔥 ❤️ thank you my new brother @kosewskiadam for your trust in me and @colinjovassell who recommended me 🙏🏾 to the team thank you for embracing me so warmly. (Thank you Wojtek for the vid). #gospelchoirconductor #conductor #richardsmallwood 🕊️
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vocallysoundmusic 4 months ago

vocallysoundmusic

Ah!!!! This was on my workshop list!!

villedrae 4 months ago

villedrae

Quality as always @marshabmorrison . @colinjovassell had no doubt you would fulfil the mandate. ❤️

villedrae 4 months ago

villedrae

🔥🔥🔥

kolo_ceramiki 4 months ago

kolo_ceramiki

❤️

wayneellingtonmusic 4 months ago

wayneellingtonmusic

Das Right!!! Gotta teach a Smallwood every time haha! Well done and great to see you out there Marsha❤️🙏🏾🔥

officialimanib 4 months ago

officialimanib

🔥🔥🔥🔥

nattykwor 4 months ago

nattykwor

Beautiful ❤️

lm_az 4 months ago

lm_az

🔥🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍 miss being directed by you

melss_xovo 4 months ago

melss_xovo

Exactly exactly exactlyyy 🔥🔥

juniorgarr 4 months ago

juniorgarr

Masterful. ❤️

mskarengibson 4 months ago

mskarengibson

Fantastic work, Mrs! 🔥🔥🔥

nalepaasia 4 months ago

nalepaasia

👏👏😍

stefan.richy 4 months ago

stefan.richy

👏🏾✨

gospel.music.poland 4 months ago

gospel.music.poland

Amazing sound!! 😍

dominika_starzec 4 months ago

dominika_starzec

Thank you, Marsha ❤️ You're amazing ❤️ I hope I will see you again ☺️

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