Singing down the barriers: Encouraging singers of all racial backgrounds to perform music by African American composers

The use of African-American music as the core of general music instruction for fifth-grade African-American students living in the inner-city of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Winn, Jack Dale

January 1990

The primary purpose of this study was to determine whether the use of African-American music as the ...

Appropriation in opera : modern performance practice of racially evocative works

French, Katelin

April 2009

The repertoire of a classically trained singer has developed over centuries of cultural influence. A...

I Can\u27t Breathe : Toward a Pneumatology of Singing and Missional Musicking for Racial Justice in Jacksonville, Florida

Shapard, Thomas

May 2021

This thesis develops a philosophy of musicking that intersects with missional ecclesiology and expan...

Singing Down the Barriers: Encouraging Singers of All Racial Backgrounds to Perform Music by African American Composers

Caroline Helton
Emery Stephens

January 2007

This chapter investigates the barriers faced by singers of all racial backgrounds when performing sp...

Barriers and Benefits: The Impact of Learning Art Songs and Spirituals by African-American Composers on Voice Students from all Racial Backgrounds

Stephens, Emery

January 2006

An investigation into the barriers faced by singers of all racial backgrounds when performing spirit...

Diversifying the Playing Field: Solo Performance of African American Spirituals and Art Songs by Voice Students from All Racial Backgrounds

Stephens, Emery
Helton, Caroline

November 2013

To further promote the performance of African American spirituals and art songs, this article offers...

Disparities in Programming African American Solo Vocal Music On College Campuses Across the United States

Brooks, Ramelle

October 2021

This study investigates the representation of African American composers within the solo vocal liter...

Using African American (Negro) Spirituals in Coping with Stress by Creative African Americans Who Perform Piano and Vocal European Classical Music in a Racist Industry and Oppressed Society

Foster-Randle, Ellen

October 1999

“Clearly, this study has demonstrated that there still exist areas of African American issues and st...

Songs of the soul: an exploration of music by African American composers

Jordan, Christopher Cornelius
Houghtaling, Paul
Williams, Susan E.
Huebner, Andrew
Mann, Jenny
Pappas, Nikos
Peles, Stephen
University of Alabama. School of Music

January 2016

When considering the breadth of American song literature, the works of African American composers ar...

Teaching Choral Music of the African Diaspora in the United States: Toward a “Living Black History”

Woll, H. Roz

February 2021

In higher education choral curricula, the opportunity to study the breathtakingly rich scope of musi...

Three Black Gospel Music Experts on Preparing, Teaching, and “Being” in the African American Aural-Oral Tradition

Covalle, Whitney A.

June 2022

The purpose of this multiple case study was to gather musical and nonmusical perspectives from three...

Black Sound, White Noise: An Autoethnographical Examination of the African American Musician

Lewis, Allison Michele

January 2019

Black Sound, White Noise is an autoethnographical examination of the American Music Educational syst...

I, too : Black experiences through spirituals and art songs

February 2006

Margaret Bondsarr. John Worksarr. Margaret BondsClarence Cameron WhiteWilliam Grant Stillarr. Moses ...

Appendix 8 - Art Songs by African American Composers in Musical Anthologies

Randye Jones
Emery Stephens

January 2019

Availability of vocal music scores compilations containing art songs by African American composers. ...

Sounding and Signifyin’: Representation and the Theatrical Black Voice

Mohammed, Michael

January 2020

This qualitative dissertation identifies musical strategies that black theatre singers use when pres...

The use of African-American music as the core of general music instruction for fifth-grade African-American students living in the inner-city of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Winn, Jack Dale

January 1990

The primary purpose of this study was to determine whether the use of African-American music as the ...

Appropriation in opera : modern performance practice of racially evocative works

French, Katelin

April 2009

The repertoire of a classically trained singer has developed over centuries of cultural influence. A...

I Can\u27t Breathe : Toward a Pneumatology of Singing and Missional Musicking for Racial Justice in Jacksonville, Florida

Shapard, Thomas

May 2021

This thesis develops a philosophy of musicking that intersects with missional ecclesiology and expan...

Singing Down the Barriers: Encouraging Singers of All Racial Backgrounds to Perform Music by African American Composers

Caroline Helton
Emery Stephens

January 2007

This chapter investigates the barriers faced by singers of all racial backgrounds when performing sp...

Barriers and Benefits: The Impact of Learning Art Songs and Spirituals by African-American Composers on Voice Students from all Racial Backgrounds

Stephens, Emery

January 2006

An investigation into the barriers faced by singers of all racial backgrounds when performing spirit...

Diversifying the Playing Field: Solo Performance of African American Spirituals and Art Songs by Voice Students from All Racial Backgrounds

Stephens, Emery
Helton, Caroline

November 2013

To further promote the performance of African American spirituals and art songs, this article offers...

Disparities in Programming African American Solo Vocal Music On College Campuses Across the United States

Brooks, Ramelle

October 2021

This study investigates the representation of African American composers within the solo vocal liter...

Using African American (Negro) Spirituals in Coping with Stress by Creative African Americans Who Perform Piano and Vocal European Classical Music in a Racist Industry and Oppressed Society

Foster-Randle, Ellen

October 1999

“Clearly, this study has demonstrated that there still exist areas of African American issues and st...

Songs of the soul: an exploration of music by African American composers

Jordan, Christopher Cornelius
Houghtaling, Paul
Williams, Susan E.
Huebner, Andrew
Mann, Jenny
Pappas, Nikos
Peles, Stephen
University of Alabama. School of Music

January 2016

When considering the breadth of American song literature, the works of African American composers ar...

Teaching Choral Music of the African Diaspora in the United States: Toward a “Living Black History”

Woll, H. Roz

February 2021

In higher education choral curricula, the opportunity to study the breathtakingly rich scope of musi...

Three Black Gospel Music Experts on Preparing, Teaching, and “Being” in the African American Aural-Oral Tradition

Covalle, Whitney A.

June 2022

The purpose of this multiple case study was to gather musical and nonmusical perspectives from three...

Black Sound, White Noise: An Autoethnographical Examination of the African American Musician

Lewis, Allison Michele

January 2019

Black Sound, White Noise is an autoethnographical examination of the American Music Educational syst...

I, too : Black experiences through spirituals and art songs

February 2006

Margaret Bondsarr. John Worksarr. Margaret BondsClarence Cameron WhiteWilliam Grant Stillarr. Moses ...

Appendix 8 - Art Songs by African American Composers in Musical Anthologies

Randye Jones
Emery Stephens

January 2019

Availability of vocal music scores compilations containing art songs by African American composers. ...

Sounding and Signifyin’: Representation and the Theatrical Black Voice

Mohammed, Michael

January 2020

This qualitative dissertation identifies musical strategies that black theatre singers use when pres...

The use of African-American music as the core of general music instruction for fifth-grade African-American students living in the inner-city of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Winn, Jack Dale

January 1990

The primary purpose of this study was to determine whether the use of African-American music as the ...

Appropriation in opera : modern performance practice of racially evocative works

French, Katelin

April 2009

The repertoire of a classically trained singer has developed over centuries of cultural influence. A...

I Can\u27t Breathe : Toward a Pneumatology of Singing and Missional Musicking for Racial Justice in Jacksonville, Florida

Shapard, Thomas

May 2021

This thesis develops a philosophy of musicking that intersects with missional ecclesiology and expan...

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