35th C. Eric Lincoln Lecture Series, October 5, 2017

2017-10-05

2010-2019

This 35th annual lecture features selections from the Clark Atlanta University Choir and Clark Atlanta Philharmonic Society. They sing selections from the Black National Anthem to original compositions created by C. Eric Lincoln, titled for the program, ?The Performed Word: Music and the Black Church.? Presenters include Dr. Phillip Dunston, Dr. Danielle K. Taylor, Dr. Rico Chapman, and Dr. Curtis Everett Powell.

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C. Eric Lincoln Lecture Series Collection

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12322/fa:093

01:10:04

00:00:05 Dr. Phillip Dunston greets the audience.
00:03:40 Dr. Powell leads the choir in singing ?Hear Our Prayer? and ?Lift Every Voice and Sing?.
00:11:16 Dr. Danielle K. Taylor delivers greetings to the audience and talks about the importance of the lecture series.
00:13:40 Dr. Rico Chapman introduces the presenters.
00:17:30 Dr. Curtis Everett Powell talks about C. Eric Lincoln and his importance.
00:27:40 Choir and Philharmonic introduces songs and sings selections by or adapted by C. Eric Lincoln, including ?How Like a Gentle Spirit,? ?Be Still, ?A Prayer for Love,? ?Father I Stretch My Arms to Thee,? and other traditional songs.

Atlanta University Center Robert W. Woodruff Library
Clark Atlanta University

Georgia--Atlanta

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