ISummarized By: Eddie Mikus Monique Fortune was a Professor of Communications at Fordham University who also works for WFUV. She provided some insight to the Bronx African American History Project about the development of the borough’s musical culture. Fortune also spoke about how Bronx musicians gained national prominence through groups like the Chantels. Fortune stated that musical genres such as doo-wop and hip-hop had their origins in the 1940s when musicians started to emphasize harmony over melody. She stated that this development led to the formation of doo-wop. Fortune also stated that buildings such as churches and Police Athletic Leagues served as concert venues for doo-wop groups forming during the 1950s and 1960s. According to F...
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Shelley Sanderson, a Spanish teacher in Co-op City, grew up in the Morrisania section of the Bronx. ...
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Phil Newsum played in Latin ensembles in the 50’s and 60’s. He was not born in the Bronx nor was he ...
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