Introduction Post
Introduction
INTRODUCTION My name is Sarah Wiggins, I am a first-year Health Science major from Silver Spring, Maryland. I love children and medicine so when I
4 Your Eyes Only: Learning Lauryn
For Whom the Bell Toles “I’m searching and praying and hoping for something, I know i’m goin’ see it, I know that it’s coming.” – J.
Sadondra Wells
Hello, My name is Sadondra Wells. I’m a junior health science major from Jefferson, Georgia (small town about 1 hour north of Atlanta). My aspirations
Avani Smith
Hi! My name is Avani Smith. I am a first-year Health Science major from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I grew up learning about African American music from
Tiana Worrell
My name is Tiana Worrell. I am a Junior, Biology major from Atlanta, Georgia. I have always had the passion for working in medicine specifically
Introduction : Leah Wardlaw
Greetings, My name is Leah Wardaw. I am a Sophmore Political Science major from Virginia. I am taking this class to fulfill my requirement for
Vashti Queen
My name is Vashti Queen Jones. My hometown is West Palm Beach, Florida and I am a first-year student. I enjoy cheerleading and dancing but
Folk / Spirituals Post
Negro spirituals and their remnants within the modern black population. By:Rebekah Glover and Trinity Seegars
The History of negro spirituals Negro spirituals proliferated in the last few decades of the eighteenth century, leading up to abolishing legalized slavery in the
The Evolution of Work Songs
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Trials and Tribulations Through Song
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Kaia Bruce and Sierra Simmons
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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
Singing the song of the lord in a foreign land
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Nina Simone and Black female Identity in Folk Music
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Religion and Defiance: Negro Spirituals
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Jubilee Quartets Post
Jubilee Quartets
History of Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartets were music groups that became popular in the early 20th century. The genre was very male dominated; however, there
Harmony in History: The Fisk Jubilee Quartet
by: LaShaunda McWright INTRODUCTION The Fisk Jubilee Quartets are widely known for their four-part harmonies commonly sang in a cappella who introduced negro
Jubilee Quartets
Emergence and Rise of Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartets consist of at least four harmonious voices. They emerged around the 1800s, with a specific type called
Black People Bring the Flavor and the Style!
The “Tradition” https://youtu.be/Bu4068XH6fs The contributions of Black people to Jubilee music altered the tradition of the quartets. In Black culture, a Jubilee quartet meant more
Influence On The Black Sound
European Influence On The Black Sound Similar to many aspects of modern culture a society, music has been formed with a sprinkle of multiple different
Shedding Some Light on Underrated Jubilee Quartets
Shedding Some Light on Underrated Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartet Background History The Jubilee Quartet genre began in the mid-1800’s, which came from the African American
Jubilee Quartet
Jubilee Quartet The Fisk Jubilee Singers were an African American group formed in 1871 by Fisk University Singers. They were comprised of multiple
Jubilee Quartets: The Road to Representation
What is a Jubilee Quartet? The word “Jubilee” of “Jubilee Quartet” derives from the biblical phrase, “Year of the Jubilee” where African American enslaved people
Why Jubilee Quartets Deserve More Recognition.
Jubilee Quartets were popular African American singing groups in America during the early 20th century. These groups were comprised of
Blues
Jubilee Quartets
History of Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartets were music groups that became popular in the early 20th century. The genre was very male dominated; however, there
Harmony in History: The Fisk Jubilee Quartet
by: LaShaunda McWright INTRODUCTION The Fisk Jubilee Quartets are widely known for their four-part harmonies commonly sang in a cappella who introduced negro
Jubilee Quartets
Emergence and Rise of Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartets consist of at least four harmonious voices. They emerged around the 1800s, with a specific type called
Black People Bring the Flavor and the Style!
The “Tradition” https://youtu.be/Bu4068XH6fs The contributions of Black people to Jubilee music altered the tradition of the quartets. In Black culture, a Jubilee quartet meant more
Influence On The Black Sound
European Influence On The Black Sound Similar to many aspects of modern culture a society, music has been formed with a sprinkle of multiple different
Shedding Some Light on Underrated Jubilee Quartets
Shedding Some Light on Underrated Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartet Background History The Jubilee Quartet genre began in the mid-1800’s, which came from the African American
Jubilee Quartet
Jubilee Quartet The Fisk Jubilee Singers were an African American group formed in 1871 by Fisk University Singers. They were comprised of multiple
Jubilee Quartets: The Road to Representation
What is a Jubilee Quartet? The word “Jubilee” of “Jubilee Quartet” derives from the biblical phrase, “Year of the Jubilee” where African American enslaved people
Why Jubilee Quartets Deserve More Recognition.
Jubilee Quartets were popular African American singing groups in America during the early 20th century. These groups were comprised of
Blues
Jubilee Quartets
History of Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartets were music groups that became popular in the early 20th century. The genre was very male dominated; however, there
Harmony in History: The Fisk Jubilee Quartet
by: LaShaunda McWright INTRODUCTION The Fisk Jubilee Quartets are widely known for their four-part harmonies commonly sang in a cappella who introduced negro
Jubilee Quartets
Emergence and Rise of Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartets consist of at least four harmonious voices. They emerged around the 1800s, with a specific type called
Black People Bring the Flavor and the Style!
The “Tradition” https://youtu.be/Bu4068XH6fs The contributions of Black people to Jubilee music altered the tradition of the quartets. In Black culture, a Jubilee quartet meant more
Influence On The Black Sound
European Influence On The Black Sound Similar to many aspects of modern culture a society, music has been formed with a sprinkle of multiple different
Shedding Some Light on Underrated Jubilee Quartets
Shedding Some Light on Underrated Jubilee Quartets Jubilee Quartet Background History The Jubilee Quartet genre began in the mid-1800’s, which came from the African American
Jubilee Quartet
Jubilee Quartet The Fisk Jubilee Singers were an African American group formed in 1871 by Fisk University Singers. They were comprised of multiple
Jubilee Quartets: The Road to Representation
What is a Jubilee Quartet? The word “Jubilee” of “Jubilee Quartet” derives from the biblical phrase, “Year of the Jubilee” where African American enslaved people
Why Jubilee Quartets Deserve More Recognition.
Jubilee Quartets were popular African American singing groups in America during the early 20th century. These groups were comprised of
