The Cleveland Orchestra Presents Honoring Black Composers
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Dates: May 21, 2023 Tickets Available at Karamu House
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Who: Musicians of The Cleveland Orchestra Allison Loggins-Hull, composer-in-residence
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Venue: Karamu House Cleveland, OH
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Sunday, May 21, 2023 2:00PM
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Tickets are free but required for entry. Limit of 2 tickets per order
About the Music
JESSE MONTGOMERY Rhapsody No. 1
FLORENCE PRICE String Quartet in G major; II. Andante moderato – Allegretto
CARLOS SIMON Warmth from Other Suns; I. Rays of Light
ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL Homeland
SAMUEL COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Clarinet Quintet; I. Allegro energico
HOWARD SWANSON Suite for Cello and Piano; I. Prelude
ALLISON LOGGINS-HULL The Pattern
Join Musicians of The Cleveland Orchestra in a community concert entitled “Honoring Black Composers” showcasing music by African American Classical composers, past and present!
The concert program was curated by Cleveland Orchestra Composer-In-Residence, Allison Loggins-Hull. Featured composers include Jesse Montgomery, Florence Price, Carlos Simon, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Howard Swanson, and Allison Loggins-Hull.
This 1-hour concert will be presented at Karamu House, which is recognized as the oldest, producing Black theatre in the nation.
Performing Artists
Allison Loggins-Hull, flute
Amy Zoloto, clarinet
Beth Woodside, violin
Charles Bernard, cello
Daniel McKelway, clarinet
Daniel Overly, piano
David Alan Harrell, cello
Eliesha Nelson, viola
Gareth Zehngut, viola
Jeffrey Zehngut, violin
Jessica Lee, violin
Joshua Smith, flute
Sonja Braaten Molloy, violin
Thomas Sherwood, percussion
Wei-Fang Gu, violin
Karamu House
2355 East 89th St. Cleveland, OH 44106
Founded in 1915, Karamu House is a place of joyful gathering (the meaning of ‘Karamu” in Swahili), where people from different races, religions, and economic backgrounds come together through the arts. Recognized as the oldest, producing African American theatre in the nation, Karamu House is continually cited as one of Cleveland’s top four treasures—and featured in the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture and listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places.
Free parking is available in Karamu House's lot. Overflow parking is available across the street.
For more information, please visit Karamu House's official website.