Musicians on the Music Part 1
Musicians on the Music Part 1
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- Name
- Blues people 40 years later (Symposium) (2004 : Sarah Lawrence College) (Creator)
- Harris, Hilda, 1930- (Panelist)
- Barnett, LaShonda K. (LaShonda Katrice), 1974- (Panelist)
- Tkweme, W. S. (Panelist)
- Szwed, John F., 1936- (Panelist)
- Sarah Lawrence College (Host institution)
- Baraka, Amiri, 1934-2014 (Former owner)
- Title
- Musicians on the Music Part 1
- Abstract
- Day two afternoon panel: Musicians on music, with panelists Hilda Harris, voice teacher at Sarah Lawrence College, speaking on Victoria Spivey, Mamie Smith, Bessie Smith and Alberta Hunter ; LaShonda Barnett, Professor of Black Women's History at Sarah Lawrence College, speaking on Nina Simone, Abbey Lincoln, and Cassandra Wilson ; W. S. Tkweme, University of Massachusetts, speaking on African Ame rican musicians and their takes on music ; and John Szwed, Columbia University, giving a "prose praise poem" for Baraka's Blues people
- Collection Name
- Amiri Baraka Papers
- Archival Context
- VHS. Reisinger Auditorium series. Box no. 83
- Subjects
- African American musicians; African American women musicians; Jazz; Blues (Music); United States; Baraka, Amiri, 1934-2014. Blues people
- Format
- video recordings
- Genre
- Panel discussions; Conference materials
- Origin Information
- Bronxville (N.Y.)
- Date
- 2004 February 07
- Physical Description
- 2 video files (Part 1 : 125 minutes ; Part 2 : 21 minutes)
- Note
- Original format: VHS
- Language
- English
- Library Location
- Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Columbia University
Browse Location’s Digital Content - Also In
- Amiri Baraka Papers and Audio-Visual Collection
- Time-Based Media
- Time-Based Media
- Copyright Status
- In Copyright
- Persistent URL
- https://dx.doi.org/10.7916/d8-gfwa-7211