Calling All Emerging Classical Musicians! It is your Moment to Shine 🌟
This is an opportunity for emerging classical musicians to perform at our ground-breaking event, #ClassicallyBlack. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity. Apply today here: https://t.co/RoDCRUsdHQ
We are delighted to have been able to re-open this #bursary for our #MA#History#Place & #Community, kindly supported by the British Friends of the IHR. Worth 50% of fees; closing date 12 July. Please share! Apply now: https://t.co/vmHTKqHjpp
African piano pieces for children: “Variations for little Ayo” by Ayo Bankole, composed for “little Ayo”, the composer’s son, with the purpose of teaching him the art of variations on a Yoruba theme.
Full piece here https://t.co/lwo1yPsDwu
🎙️CALL FOR ABSTRACTS🎙️
The deadline for submitting abstracts/proposals for the Shared Narratives Conference 2024 is the 7th of February. The conference will be held online on the 21st of March 2024.
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Pidgin English emerged as a simplified language that allowed for basic interaction between people and communities who didn’t share a common language.
https://t.co/ofMOz1crSz
I really hope that stories like those of J. Alexander will be taught in schools along with other aspects of Welsh history. We need to acknowledge it all. (3/3)
In his own words, "I came to England in a Welsh ship, and now I can speak, I can write, I can read, and I can sing in Welsh..." He made his living in the UK as a singer, referred to as a "living curiosity" because he was a talented tenor that wasn't white. (2/3)
So much untold Welsh history. Like this story I found in Liverpool and Slavery by Dicky Sam (1884). J. Alexander was brought from the West Indies to Liverpool as a youth, on a ship whose captain was a Welsh speaker. (1/3)
We are excited for you to hear our new feature presented by @uchennangwe + produced by our very own @StevenRajam
The incredible tale of the African American brass ensemble that wowed Victorian Britain 🎺👑🩰
On @bbcradio3 this Sunday at 6.45pm
https://t.co/gKD07bqKIJ
In a new @overcoatmedia@BBCRadio3 audio doc, LCP Innovation Fellow Dr. @uchennangwe follows the footsteps of 19thC African American composer & bandleader Francis Johnson. Listen as she stops at LCP to discuss a Johnson manuscript in our collection.
https://t.co/cjx8biggdF
Perfectly balanced between classical and contemporary, CHEVALIER sheds light on the forgotten musician/composer Joseph Bologne in high style. Kelvin Harrison Jr. continues to amaze in this consistently surprising period piece. Lucy Boynton a delicious Marie Antoinette. #TIFF22
September is Classic(al)--Joseph Boulogne Saint-Georges--From sportsman and swordsman to violinist, composer, and conductor. For more, head to the Dictionnaire de la musique: Les hommes et leurs oeuvres (1993). #ClassicalMusic#composer#Paris
https://t.co/dNwZHHSOTh
#Opportunity for #Composers
Are you a UK-based early career composer? Would you like to work with the UK's top musicians? Want to develop your skills as a well-rounded creative?
Magnum Opus might be for you! Applications for 2023 are NOW OPEN ⏬
https://t.co/0KNxzr5gCL