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The complete soundtrack for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever will release a week before the film itself – here's everything you need to know before you listen to it.
The new album "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – Music From and Inspired By" is now available featuring 19 tracks including Rihanna's "Lift Me Up," Burna Boy's "Alone," and Tems' cover of “No Woman No Cry.”
Marvel has shared the full list of songs from Black Panther: Wakanda Forever's official soundtrack, which hits all major streaming platforms this Thursday.
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Photo by Alana Melvin. Juan Hernandez performed his junior recital in the chapel on Saturday, April 24, for a mixed in-person and virtual audience. The chapel was able to hold fifty socially distanced guests, and a livestream was recorded for those unable to attend in person. Hernandez played four unique pieces for a captivated audience. In preparing his lineup, he said that he wanted to share something different and include a diverse program that would stand out. The opening piece, “Three Romances,” composed by Clara Schumann, included lyrical and soft movements. “It was important not only to match the style but to evoke emotions through the piece,” Hernandez said. The piece soared through three movements, which demonstrated Hernandez’s emotive playing and musicality. The second piece, “Danza de la Mariposa,” composed by Valerie Coleman, incorporated Latin styles and reflected nature.