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https://www.mnhs.org/blackhistory-blackvoices In June 2021, Juneteenth became a national holiday in the United States. It began in 1865 as a celebration of the end of slavery in Texas, but it's come to represent the end of slavery in the United States. Making Juneteenth a federal holiday is one step in reconciling America's history with enslaved people. The Negro spiritual played an important part in Juneteeth and the survival of the African American community. In this video, Heritage Ensemble Artistic Director Sharon Samuels Reed relays the importance of the Negro spiritual, its history, and its connection to Juneteenth.
Fix Me, Jesus performed by the Heritage Ensemble. Animation by Iyare Oronsaye.
Hamilton Forrest, composer
Martina Arroyo, soprano
published on CD, "Spirituals"
Performance at Black History Concert 2017 in Brampton Ontario
Harry T. Burleigh, composer
Martina Arroyo, soprano
Le 21 Décembre 2019 à 19h
A l'American Church of Paris
65, Quai d'Orsay
75007 Paris
Participation Libre
Presentación para el XIX Festival Coral Internacional de Medellín José María Bravo Márquez 2020
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McHenry Boatwright, composer and bass-baritone
from The Art of McHenry Boatwright: Spirituals
Provided to YouTube by Ingrooves
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Moodbored
℗ 2020 Squatch Records
Released on: 2020-09-09
Composer, Writer: Gabriel Stevenson
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Hall Johnson, composer ; Martina Arroyo, soprano
Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, composer; George Shirley, tenor
Solista: Lino Bugallo. Coro de la Cantoría Ars Nova de La Plata. Este negro spiritual pertenece al álbum "En el viejo Sud", que se realizó bajo la dirección del maestro Raúl Carpinetti.
Coro de Cámara
Sopranos: Mabel Arias, Rosa Bruno, Carolina Foulkes, Cecilia González, Mabel Juchet, Lida Lombardi, Josefina Lorenzo, Andrea Maiztegui, Claudia Merodio, Susana Petrella y Lucía Vallesi.
Mezzosopranos y Contraltos: Elena Aceto, María Cecilia Castillo, Gabriela Divito, Elena Duro, María Elena Leguizamón, Susana López, Cristina Miranda, Alicia Sánchez, Berta Schultz, Beatriz Vilchez y Laura Zampatti.
Tenores: José Luis Beltramone, Pablo Caroselli, Luis Chévez, Carlos González Scotti, Jorge Nigro, Eduardo Pinto, Tomás Puig Lómez y Claudio Stornelli.
Barítonos y bajos: Rubén Angulo, Julio Castillo, Roberto Cardozo, Raúl Carranza, Carlos De Gregorio, Guillermo Escobar, Victorio Hernández, Roberto Marchionni, Néstor Pérez de Vargas, Guillermo Rúa y Guillermo Tosi.
Esta grabación se realizó en el Estudio Gismondi de La Plata. (Argentina).
Robert Owens, composer
Oral Moses, bass-baritone
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Strawberry Girls is an aggressive and groovy instrumental trio from Salinas, CA, featuring ex-Dance Gavin Dance guitarist Zachary Garren.
This is the first single off our upcoming debut album, "French Ghetto", due to be released Spring 2013, featuring background vocals by Shane Smit, from acapella group Overtone (South Africa).
"FRENCH GHETTO" TRACKLIST:
1. Agua Verde ft. Kurt Travis (A Lot Like Birds/Dance Gavin Dance)
2. Fight Club ft. Kathleen Delano & Shane Smit (Overtone)
3. Negro Spiritual ft. Shane Smit
4. South American Moon
5. Bird Technology pt.I
6. Bird Technology pt.II ft. Kathleen Delano
7. French Ghetto ft. Kathleen Delano
8. Transparent Sea ft. Nic Newsham (Gatsby's American Dream)
9. Visual Therapy ft. Kurt Travis
10. Do Peace ft. Kathleen Delano
Recorded & Mixed by Strawberry Girls (Ben Rosett, Ian Jennings, & Zac Garren) at Spirit Vision Studios in Carmel, CA.
Mastered by Jake DeJarnett at Analog Phoenix Mastering Studio in Phoenix, AZ.
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Hall Johnson, composer
Anne Wiggins Brown, soprano
Enregistrements familiaux au grand air - Confinement 2020
Partition : https://drive.google.com/drive..../folders/16dhIAdGchy
Damien Sneed, composer
Lawrence Brownlee, tenor
Hold On sung by The Boys Choir of Dupont Park Adventist School
"There is a Balm in Gilead" is a beautiful classic Negro spiritual written around the year 1800 based on Jeremiah 8:22.
"The first Africans on American shores arrived in chains. Their hellish voyage aboard slave ships was only the beginning of their sorrows. The breakup of their families, the oppression of bondage, the whips and shackles, their loss of dignity . . . it all combined to kill both body and spirit.
"But the souls of the slaves found release through singing, and a unique form of music evolved called the 'Negro Spiritual.' African-American slaves composed their songs in the fields and barns, the words dealing with daily pain and future hope.
"Often the slaves were allowed to sing while working. Other times, risking the lash or branding iron, they'd slip into torch-lit groves to worship the Lord. Few Negro spirituals can be precisely dated, nor are many specific authors known, but they have mightily influenced American Christian music."
"Then Sings My Soul" by Robert J. Morgan, page 85.
Soprano : Barbara Hendricks
Piano: Dmitri Aleexev
