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Negro music and musicians in Chicago

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Brief essays on music schools and teachers, including Normal Vocal Institute, William Grant Still, the Symphonic Male Chorus, St. Edmunds Drum and Bugle Corps, the Allied Arts Committee of Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan Community Center Choir, the Chicago Music Association, the Olivet Choir and the Chicago Umbrian Glee Club

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Keywords

  1. African American Musicians
  2. African Americans
  3. Arts & Entertainment
  4. Bonds, Margaret
  5. Chicago
  6. Coleridge Taylor School Of Music (Chicago, Ill.)
  7. Conservatories Of Music
  8. Education
  9. Fisk University
  10. George, Maude Roberts
  11. Hackley, E. Azalia (Emma Azalia), 1867 1922
  12. History And Criticism
  13. Illinois
  14. Instruction And Study
  15. Music
  16. Musicians
  17. Normal Vocal Institute
  18. Price, Florence, 1887 1953
  19. Singing
  20. Societies, Etc
  21. Spirituals (Songs)
  22. Still, William Grant, 1895 1978
  23. Symphony Orchestras
  24. White, George L. (George Leonard), 1838 1895
  25. Women
  26. Work Songs
  27. Ziegfeld, Florenz, 1841 1923

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