Events

“Soulful Resonance in Gospel Music.”

  • Week 1: Origins of Gospel Music

  • Week 2: The Golden Age of Gospel

  • Week 3: Gospel Music and the Civil Rights Movement

  • Week 4: Evolution and Innovation in Gospel Music

  • Week 5: Gospel Music in Popular Culture

  • Week 6: Diversity in Gospel Music

  • Week 7: Global Impact of Gospel Music

  • Week 8: The Future of Gospel Music

Join the Center for Black & Indigenous Praxis for our autumn Embodied Spirituality series, "Soulful Resonance in Gospel Music"! 

This immersive eight-part virtual series is designed to take participants on a journey through the rich history and transformative power of gospel music.

Tuesdays
Sept 24 - Nov 12
5:00pm-6:30pm PST (via virtual platform)
8pm-9:30pm EST (via virtual platform)

For more information:
“Soulful Resonance in Gospel Music.”
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Facilitated by Dawn Anthony

Dawn Anthony serves as a music educator for her own organization, DNAMuzic— an organization that digs deep when sharing the origins of music and its connections to culture and history.

Dawn Anthony Joins
The Rock Hill Symphony Orchestra

Sunday, October 27, 2024
Sullivan Middle School Auditorium

Doors Open 3:00pm
Concert at 4:00 pm

1920’s Jazz Age & The Harlem Renaissance

Christopher James Lees, Conductor

FREE & family-friendly concert combining the important voices of the Harlem Renaissance. This reflective program will feature music of American musical icons – George Gershwin, Louis Armstrong, Aaron Copland, Duke Ellington, and the “Dean of African American Composers,” William Grant Still.

This project is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts.