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Getting to Know Syd
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Folk / Spirituals Post
African Roots: The Banjo and its Transverse History in American Music
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The Evolution of the Banjo
What Is The Banjo: The banjo is an instrument commonly found used in folk music that was brought from West Africa to America through slavery.
The Commodification of Black Music
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Alannah Ross: Negro Spirituals
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Commodifications in Music
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Commodifications of Black Music – Kassandra Grullon
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Negro Spirituals + Modern Black Music
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Negro Spirituals in HBCUs- Ysa, Siya
Black Colleges and Black Christianity Across the diaspora, Islam and Christianity are the two main religions Black people are a part of. In American society,
Notable Negro Spiritual Arrangers – Jordan Bishop and Bahi Iboaya
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Jubilee Quartets Post
Jubilee Spiritual
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Noted Composers & Singers of The Negro Spiritual
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African-American Music History- Christine Bynum
Music has remained a staple in the African-American community, from the moment Africans were transported to America up to the modern-day. Music was a way
Jubilee Quartets and the Legacy of HBCUs
What are Jubilee Quartets? Jubilee Quartets were musical groups comprised of African Americans that sang religious music. As the name implies, the quartets were
Hidden Treasure: Wheat Street Female Quartet
Honorary Hidden Treasure: Wheat Street Female Quartet By: Alexia Khalil The Wheat Street Female Quartet The Wheat Street Female Quartet originated in Atlanta, Georgia in
Opening Doors and Creating Spaces, How The Fisk Jubilee Started A Movement
By: Gabrielle Weeden What is A Jubilee Quartet The term “Jubilee” comes from the biblical phrase “Year of the Jubilee,” in which African Americans who
The Golden Gate Quartet’s: Stalin Wasn’t Stallin’
Who Was The Golden Gate Quartet? The Golden Gate Quartet, an acapella jubilee quartet formed in 1934, broke racial barriers during a time where African
The Development of Jubilee Quartets
By: Autumn Johnson What is a Jubilee Quartet? Jubilee Quartets were religious music groups comprised of African Americans. There were three major time periods of
Jubilee Post
Jubilee Quartet’s Evolution by Kyleigh Brown Origin Jubilee is “a genre from the 19th century with sacred or secular narrative texts, sung with a moderate
Blues
Jubilee Spiritual
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Noted Composers & Singers of The Negro Spiritual
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African-American Music History- Christine Bynum
Music has remained a staple in the African-American community, from the moment Africans were transported to America up to the modern-day. Music was a way
Jubilee Quartets and the Legacy of HBCUs
What are Jubilee Quartets? Jubilee Quartets were musical groups comprised of African Americans that sang religious music. As the name implies, the quartets were
Hidden Treasure: Wheat Street Female Quartet
Honorary Hidden Treasure: Wheat Street Female Quartet By: Alexia Khalil The Wheat Street Female Quartet The Wheat Street Female Quartet originated in Atlanta, Georgia in
Opening Doors and Creating Spaces, How The Fisk Jubilee Started A Movement
By: Gabrielle Weeden What is A Jubilee Quartet The term “Jubilee” comes from the biblical phrase “Year of the Jubilee,” in which African Americans who
The Golden Gate Quartet’s: Stalin Wasn’t Stallin’
Who Was The Golden Gate Quartet? The Golden Gate Quartet, an acapella jubilee quartet formed in 1934, broke racial barriers during a time where African
The Development of Jubilee Quartets
By: Autumn Johnson What is a Jubilee Quartet? Jubilee Quartets were religious music groups comprised of African Americans. There were three major time periods of
Jubilee Post
Jubilee Quartet’s Evolution by Kyleigh Brown Origin Jubilee is “a genre from the 19th century with sacred or secular narrative texts, sung with a moderate
Blues
Jubilee Spiritual
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Noted Composers & Singers of The Negro Spiritual
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African-American Music History- Christine Bynum
Music has remained a staple in the African-American community, from the moment Africans were transported to America up to the modern-day. Music was a way
Jubilee Quartets and the Legacy of HBCUs
What are Jubilee Quartets? Jubilee Quartets were musical groups comprised of African Americans that sang religious music. As the name implies, the quartets were
Hidden Treasure: Wheat Street Female Quartet
Honorary Hidden Treasure: Wheat Street Female Quartet By: Alexia Khalil The Wheat Street Female Quartet The Wheat Street Female Quartet originated in Atlanta, Georgia in
Opening Doors and Creating Spaces, How The Fisk Jubilee Started A Movement
By: Gabrielle Weeden What is A Jubilee Quartet The term “Jubilee” comes from the biblical phrase “Year of the Jubilee,” in which African Americans who
The Golden Gate Quartet’s: Stalin Wasn’t Stallin’
Who Was The Golden Gate Quartet? The Golden Gate Quartet, an acapella jubilee quartet formed in 1934, broke racial barriers during a time where African
The Development of Jubilee Quartets
By: Autumn Johnson What is a Jubilee Quartet? Jubilee Quartets were religious music groups comprised of African Americans. There were three major time periods of
Jubilee Post
Jubilee Quartet’s Evolution by Kyleigh Brown Origin Jubilee is “a genre from the 19th century with sacred or secular narrative texts, sung with a moderate
