For photos of the May 8, 2006 Gala at the Hummingbird Centre for the Performing Arts, click here |
Justin Bridgemohan performed two of his rap songs on Rogers Cable 10 TV on July 11, 2007, as part of a monthly program featuring regional SASS talent. Many thanks to producer, Judy Callow and Daytime hosts, Kasia and Jim. For more photos of other TV interviews, click on this link |
Lindsay B., Joey, and Lindsay R. encourage Sarah in the sound booth at Metalworks Studio. When he saw this, B.C. S.A.S.S. President, Don McLeod, said "Now THAT's S.A.S.S.!" Click here for the full story |
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Can a song really make a difference?… Ask the Freedom Riders who sang “We Shall Overcome” during the Civil Rights movement in the southern U.S., or the Union Organizers who sang “We Shall Not Be Moved ” while striking for recognition and decent pay. Ask the South Africans, who sang their forbidden freedom-songs in their long fight to end Apartheid. All will tell you that these songs lifted their spirits, kept hope alive, sustained them in their struggles and MADE A BIG DIFFERENCE. I have a box of letters, which attest to how music can make a difference in someone’s life. At a time of need a certain song helped someone get through his or her desperate hours. So go to it, find and listen to your inner voice. Write from the heart about whatever you find in there and who knows, one day you may hear from some distant soul saying “I heard your song, it moved me and made a difference.” -Message to S.A.S.S. writers from Steppenwolf's JOHN KAY, 2005. |
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The 2006 Song Contest winners have been chosen! Click on this link for the contest results. |
How do S.A.S.S. writers sound? Click here for audio samples from the 2006 "Shoot For The Moon." CD Click here for the updates on the release of our next S.A.S.S. CD |
| Welcome to the School Alliance of Student Songwriters |
| Mission Statement The GOALS of S.A.S.S. are to support young people as they express themselves through songwriting in a safe environment. Joining forces with school boards, S.A.S.S. provides students free guidance in the art of songwriting, as well as opportunities to connect with other artists. Ultimately, S.A.S.S. challenges youth to make their world a better place through love and music. |
Please note that our e-mail address has changed to: sass@sasscanada.net You may also click and leave us a message directly at the CONTACT US page. Let us know you were here! Enjoy your visit of the S.A.S.S. site! |
