15th C. Eric Lincoln Lecture Series, Musical Culmination, 1997

1997

1990-1999

Dr. Love Henry Whelchel introduces Dr. Florence Robinson as the moderator for musical honoring C. Eric Lincoln. The musical features the Clark Atlanta jazz ensemble and James Thomas Scott. Passages are read by Dr. William McClain and a woman professor of English at Clark Atlanta University.

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C. Eric Lincoln Lecture Series Collection

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00:00:12 Dr. Love Henry Whelchel greets attendees recognizes C. Eric Lincoln and other special guests, including Dr. Florence Robinson.
00:09:54 Dr. Florence Robinson talks about beginning of C. Eric Lincoln lecture series.
00:13:35 Clark Atlanta University choral ensemble conducted by student Stephen McPherson.
00:27:12 Professor from the Clark Atlanta department of English reads poem.
00:33:04 James Thomas Scott plays violin.
00:39:26 Unidentified woman plays piano while James Thomas Scott plays violin.
00:51:04 Dr. William McClain reads passage.
00:56:15 Unidentified man plays guitar.
01:03:36 Clark Atlanta University jazz ensemble under the direction of James Patterson.
01:21:17 Dr. Florence Robinson gives closing remarks.

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