
Between Dreams and Family
From: Open Orchard Productions
Series: The Core by Open Orchard Productions
Length: 05:03
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This piece shows that for teenagers in other parts of the world, following their dreams is a luxury. If a family can afford to provide their child with an education in Myanmar, then that child devotes approximately 13 hours a day to rigorous learning. It is seen as a priviledge to get an education and there are weighty expectations attached to it. Malcolm is torn between wanting to maintain the respect of his family by focusing only on academics and between following his passion of playing music.
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Piece Description
This piece shows that for teenagers in other parts of the world, following their dreams is a luxury. If a family can afford to provide their child with an education in Myanmar, then that child devotes approximately 13 hours a day to rigorous learning. It is seen as a priviledge to get an education and there are weighty expectations attached to it. Malcolm is torn between wanting to maintain the respect of his family by focusing only on academics and between following his passion of playing music.
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open Orchard Opening | Deborah Wicks La Puma | 2012 | 00:30 |
Additional Credits
Daniel Feldman, Rosie La Puma, Connor Parker, Kimmy Rich





