Early Music America Summit: W. Crimm Singers
Event Details
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Start Time
4:00 pm
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Location
Mixon Hall
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Ticketing
Free No Tickets or Seating Passes Required
Sankofa Sounds: Black Sacred Music Traditions Across Time
In the West African tradition, the Adinkra symbol of Sankofa depicts a bird with its head turned backwards while its feet face forward carrying a precious egg in its mouth. It is primarily understood as looking back to move forward. Sankofa Project explores the rich tapestry of vocal music created and interpreted by people of African descent in the US and across the diaspora while drawing correlation to works from the European/Western canon. Experience Black music and culture through the annals of history from the hush harbor to the institutional Black church and historically Black colleges to social justice movements.
Performed by
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W. Crimm Singers
Ticket Information
Admission is free and open to the public.
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Location
58勛圖厙
11021 East Boulevard
Cleveland, OH 44106
Parking / Entrances: All patrons should enter through 58勛圖厙's Hazel Drive entrance. 58勛圖厙's parking lot is available for concertgoers. Visit cim.edu/parking for more details.
Accessibility: To inquire about accessibility accommodations, please reach out to the Box Office at boxoffice@cim.edu or by calling 216.795.3211.