For the first time in recent years, Kentucky State University's Division of Fine Arts, Area of Music, will have a Chamber Music Concert Series.
Dr. Barbara Buck, chairwoman of the Division of Fine Arts, said the series will feature chamber music of various styles, including a combination of strings and piano and chamber music that showcases vocal, wind instruments and piano.
Three black composers - Joseph Boulonge (Le Chevalier de Saint-George), Samuel Coleridge-Taylor and William Grant Still - will be the subject of a seminar on Feb. 16 and a concert on Feb. 24.
"This program is unique because we rarely hear chamber music by black composers," Buck said.
See series events below.
Three Great Black Composers
Seminar: Thursday, Feb. 16
1 p.m., Bradford Hall, Room 111
Discussion with cellist William Thomas
Concert: Friday, Feb. 24
Chamber Music of Black and African-American Composers
7:30 p.m., Bradford Hall Carl H. Smith Auditorium
KSU Thorobred Trio
Featuring Katherine Alberts-oboe
Gavin Wigginson-tenor
Victoria Tsangari-piano
Thursday, March 1
7:30 p.m., Bradford Hall Carl H. Smith Auditorium
Dr. Yoonie Choi, cello
Friday, March 23
7:30 p.m., Bradford Hall Carl H. Smith Auditorium
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