Aaron Diehl performs “Viper’s Drag.”
Harlem Sounds
Join Abyssinian Jazz Vespers for a special Mother’s Day Concert featuring The Aaron Diehl Trio (above) with guest vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvant (below) ‘The Bespoke Man’s Narrative’.
Aaron Diehl performs “Viper’s Drag.”
Harlem Sounds
Join Abyssinian Jazz Vespers for a special Mother’s Day Concert featuring The Aaron Diehl Trio (above) with guest vocalist Cecile McLorin Salvant (below) ‘The Bespoke Man’s Narrative’.
The History Continues
The Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle on West 128th Street and 7th Avenue (aka Adam Clayton Powell Blvd.,), 1920′s. Continue reading
Reverend Gary Davis, also Blind Gary Davis, (April 30, 1896 – May 5, 1972) was a powerful gospel and folk blues singer and masterful acoustic guitarist, “truly, one of the supreme talents to emerge from the Piedmont tradition” (Bruce Bastin, Red River Blues: The Blues Tradition in the Southeast [Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1986, p. 330). Continue reading
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Tagged Baptist, Big Bill Broonzy, blues, Bob Dylan, Bruce Bastin, Davis, Gary Davis, Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Harlem, J. B. Long, Jackson Browne, Jorma Kaukonen, Keb Mo, Long Island, Missionary Baptist Connection Church, New York, New York City, Ollabelle, Resurrection Band., Reverend Gary Davis, Roy Book Binder, South Carolina, The Grateful Dead, Townes van Zandt, Wizz Jones
On Thursday, July 26 through Sunday, July 29, The St Paul Baptist Church Music Ministry, Dr. B. Dexter Allgood, Minister of Music, will present, “The Black Church Music Experience Workshop”… Continue reading
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Tagged Abyssinian Baptist Church, Baptist, Black Church Music Experience, Convent Avenue Baptist Church, Dr. B. Dexter Allgood, Dr. Olga Gathers, Dr. V. DuWayne Battle, First Corinthian Baptist Church, Gospel music, Ministers of Music, Mr. Gregory Hopkins, Mr. James Davis, Ms. Gwen Moten, Ms. Patrice Turner, St Paul Baptist Church
The Woods Family have finalized funeral arrangements are as follows: Continue reading
A Queens woman made history at a Harlem church Sunday night. That is when Rev. Keith Roberson, pastor of the Southern Baptist Church, and more than a dozen ministers from around the city ordained Cambria Heights resident Eva Duzant. Continue reading
The Schomburg, in Harlem, is looking sharp after an $11 million overhaul last year, and holds, among much else, 400 black newspapers, rare books and the original manuscript of “Native Son” by Richard Wright. On Feb. 4, it will open the Abyssinian Baptist Church Bicentennial Exhibition, examining the evolution of what, at the time of its founding, was the only African-American Baptist church in the state of New York. Continue reading
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Tagged african american, Art, Baptist, Bert Williams, Harlem, Native Son, Newyork, Performing arts, richard wright, Tourism, Travel