Matthew uses music to save a group of troubled teenagers. I believe that music has this power.
I enjoyed this disc with my daughter. My daughter happened to be learning chorus, so in addition to appreciating the plot, we also spent some time commenting on the singing skills of the boys. For example, when Matthew divided this and that into the alto and mezzo-soprano sections, we both laughed out loud. Haha, it's fun. In general, King Laipi was obediently captured his soul by the singing.
When I sent my child to learn to sing, I thought it was more because of my own reasons that I made the choice for her. The place where she learned to sing is a building left by British jazz, which has a history of nearly 100 years. When I first listened to the children singing light and beautiful songs in the bright hall of this splendid building, I felt my heart melted in the song and felt that every inch of my skin was kissed by the sun. This ecstatic feeling has come across me many times, so I believe in the magic of singing. In this film, I experienced this feeling of happiness again.
Especially when Matthew left "The Bottom of the Pond", in the angelic singing, the children threw paper airplanes signed by themselves from the window to see him off, Matthew turned back step by step, a pair of small wavy hands at the window. Waving, seeing this, my eyes filled with tears.
If you love children's singing, you love children, or you happen to be a father or mother, then I highly recommend this movie to you!
And after watching the borrowed film, I plan to buy it as a collection immediately.
BTW, it's amazing to hear that the songs in this movie are performed by the young actors themselves!
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