a show together. The album, dubbed "a musical antiwar message to U.S. President Bush from female singers in Palestine, Iraq, Iran, and Norway," brings these women together with others from North Korea, Syria, Cuba, and Afghanistan, to sing traditional lullabies from their lands in duet form with English-language performers whose translation allows the songs to reach a Western audience. Mirror of My Soul The Mirrors of My Soul, which was dedicated to all the Palestinian and Arab political detainees in the Israeli prisons, is a stylistic departure from her previous body of work. Produced in cooperation with a Norwegian quintet, it features "Western pop styling" fused with Middle Eastern modal and vocal structures, and Arabic lyrics. Though the style differs from previous recordings, the subject matter has basically remained constant. The album includes "songs of despair and hope" about the lives of "a struggling people, and even a song about late Palestinian leader and PA president Arafat in a way that is both thoughtful and subtle". Discography Jafra (1985) Your tears Mother (1986) The Dream (1993) New Moon (1995) Mukaghat (1996) Al Quds Everlasting (2002) Krybberom (2003) Rim Banna & SKRUK (2003, Kirkelig Kulturverksted) Lullabies from the Axis of Evil (2003, Kirkelig Kulturverksted – Various female artists) The Mirrors of My Soul (2005, Kirkelig Kulturverksted, US distribution: Valley Entertainment) This was not my story (2006) Rim Banna & Henrik Koitz Seasons of violet (2007, Kirkelig Kulturverksted) Songs across Walls of Separation (2008 Kirkelig Kulturverksted – Various artists from the Middle East, Africa, Central America, North America, and Europe) April Blossoms (2009, Kirkelig Kulturverksted) an album for children, was dedicated to the children martyrs in Gaza A Time to cry (2010, Kirkelig Kulturverksted), was recorded in one of Sheikh Jarrah's houses which is under a constant threat to be evicted from the part of their house (with 3 Palestinian singers) "Tomorrow" (Bokra) 2011, a single song of the American legend composer Quincy Jones, who chose Rim Banna to represent Palestine in this project which will be released in an Album and a video clip in September 2011 Revelation of Ecstasy and Rebellion (2013, Kirkelig Kulturverksted), Produced by Bugge Wesseltoft Songs from a Stolen Spring (2014, Kirkelig Kulturverksted [US distribution: Valley Entertainment] - Various Artists), featuring "Break Your Fears" Death Banna died in her hometown of Nazareth on 24 March 2018 following a nine-year struggle with breast cancer at age 51. References