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The wonderful actresses above
braved an approaching hurricane to
rercord the reading of the play
NEW TIMES. Set in the fall of
1967, it's about Diane Marshall
who's been hired as the first Black
person to have a management
position at the ultra-elite, ultra-white
Clara Neal College for Women.
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| THE REDISCOVERY OF FLORENCE PRICE |
An old run down house in Chicago revealed
treasures that were forgotten over the
decades. It was the music of Florence Price,
the first African-American woman who's
composition was performed by a major
symphony orchestra in the United States, the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1933. Two
compositions from that find have been
recorded.
treasures that were forgotten over the
decades. It was the music of Florence Price,
the first African-American woman who's
composition was performed by a major
symphony orchestra in the United States, the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1933. Two
compositions from that find have been
recorded.
| FLORENCE PRICE 1887-1953 |
| Er-Gene Kahng Professor of Violin Univ. of Arkansas |
ORCHESTRA NOIR in Atlanta is one of
the few all African-American orchestras
in the country. It was started by
Conductor Jason Ikeem Rodgers.
the few all African-American orchestras
in the country. It was started by
Conductor Jason Ikeem Rodgers.
| Jason Ikeem Rodgers Founder and Conductor Orchestra Noir The Atlanta African-American Orchestra |
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