By Walter Rutledge
Carolyn Adams danced with the Paul Taylor Dance Company for seventeen years. To hear Adams describe the experience one quickly realizes that despite the fact that she no longer performs, she remains a Taylor dancer for life. Continue reading
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Tagged Ailey/Fordham BFA, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Dance Legacy Initiative, Amsterdam News, Anna Kisselgoff, Anna Sokolow, Bessie Schonberg, Brown University's John Nicholas Center of Public Humanities and Cultural Heritage, Carla Maxwell, Carolyn Adams, Chicago Defender Newspaper, David Parsons, Donald McKayle, Esplanade, Harlem Dance Foundation, Juilliard School, Julius Adams, Mount Morris Park Historical District, New York State Summer School of the Arts School of Dance, Olive Arnold, Paul Taylor Dance Company, Pearl Primus, Robert Battle, Sarah Lawrence College, Sophia Maslow
Hailed by VARIETY as “a sensational powerhouse singer,” N’Kenge has been taking the music world by storm. Continue reading
Institute of Musical Art, a richly styled Edwardian building from 1910 (pictured above), a sleek 1930′s Art Deco addition (pictured below) by the architects of the Empire State Building Claremont Avenue on Broadway at 122nd Street (Seminary Row) in the Morningside Heights neighborhood. Continue reading
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Tagged 122nd Street (Manhattan), 125th Street, Art Deco, Broadway, Broadway theatre, Claremont Avenue, Frank Damrosch, Franz Liszt, Harlem, James Loeb, Juilliard School, List of streets in Manhattan, Morningside Heights, Morningside Heights New York City, New York City, Richard Wagner, Seminary Row
A tenor singer from Harlem, New York, who used to be a receptionist at the city’s famous Carnegie Hall, has become the first black singer to top the UK classical album chart in its 25-year history, his record company has said. Continue reading
Noah Stewart has the swagger of Puffy and the voice of Paul Robeson. Noah’s musical development started in Harlem where he studied classical music at The Harlem School of the Arts. Continue reading
The documentary film entitled “Matthew Kennedy: One Man’s Journey” will be screened at the Harlem School of the Arts (645 St. Nicholas Avenue at 141st Street) on Friday, October 22nd at 7 pm. The film was awarded the prize for Best Film by a Black Filmmaker at the Nashville Film Festival. It was also selected and screened at the Pan-African Film Festival of Los Angeles, and had its New York premiere as part of the African Diaspora Film Festival at Columbia University.
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