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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Margaret Bonds"”.

  1. Expressions of African American identity in the cantata “Simon Bore the Cross” by Margaret Bonds and Langston Hughes

    … the cantata Simon Bore the Cross by the composer Margaret Bonds and the poet Langston Hughes, a work that has never been studied before. It includes background on Bonds and an in-depth look at the letters between Bonds and Hughes, a correspondence which spanned over three decades and which has …

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  2. A Study of the Selected Masses of Twentieth-Century Black Composers: Margaret Bonds, Robert Ray, George Walker, and David Baker

    … diversity in composition. Two of the composers (Margaret Bonds and George Walker) have written mass compositions that reflect no real ethnic influence. The compositions by Robert Ray and David Baker represent compositions that illustrate two ethnic forms, gospel and jazz.

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  3. Changing the Landscape: Toward Equitable Programming Highlighting Choral Works by Women Composers

    … Crucifixion" from Simon Bore the Cross (1964) by Margaret Bonds, "Benedictus" from amass (2007) by Jocelyn Hagen, "Ring Out, Ye Bells!" (2013) by Dale Trumbore, "Goin' Across the Mountain" (2016) by Ellen Gilson Voth, and "Even After All This Time..." (2016) by Reena Esmail. I append interviews …

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  4. Songs of the soul: an exploration of music by African American composers

    … Camille Nickerson, Hall Johnson, and Margaret Bonds, were born between 1888 and 1913. The pieces featured on this program by Modernist composers are original compositions, while the Traditionalist’s pieces are arrangements of American folk tradition. Together, they present a rich …

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