Blachly Conducts Dawson & Beethoven
Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)Music Director candidate James Blatchly conducts music by Beethoven, Dawson and Montgomery at the Lyman Center at SCSU.
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Who were Florence Price, Margaret Bonds & Helen Hagan?
Stetson Branch Library 197 Dixwell Avenue, New Haven, CTSoprano and scholar Dr. Lisa Williamson partners with New Haven Symphony Orchestra musicians Tiffany Wee, Marika Basagoitia, Jennifer Quián-López, Rebecca Patterson, and William Braun to perform and discuss Florence Price’s String Quartet No. 2, Margaret Bonds’s vocal music, and Helen Hagan’s newly discovered song titled “Eternity.”Catering provided by Ricky D’s.
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Pearls & Pianos: A Dedication to Helen E. Hagan
BLOOM 794 Edgewood Ave, New Haven, ConnecticutYou’re invited an exciting afternoon of networking & entertainment! Presented in partnership with BLOOM, the NAACP of New Haven, and Alpha Kappa Alpha, this gathering will celebrate the life and legacy of New Haven's own historic musical icon, Helen Eugenia Hagan.
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Dixwell Congregational Church: Sunday Service
Dixwell Avenue Congregational Church 217 Dixwell Avenue, New Haven, CTDr. Lisa Williamson and the NHSO Harmony Quartet offer an abbreviated program of music by Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, and Helen Hagan as the sermon for the Sunday service at Dixwell Congregational Church, where Helen Hagan served as organist when she was a young girl.
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Price, Bonds & Hagan
Lyman Center for the Performing Arts 501 Crescent Street, New Haven, Connecticut (CT)In 1912, a New Haven resident - the first Black woman to graduate from Yale University - took the stage with the New Haven Symphony Orchestra to premiere her Piano Concerto. 111 years later, New Haven audiences will once again have the opportunity to experience Helen Hagan's music live in a concert hall. This program will also include Florence Price's stunning First Piano Concerto and Margaret Bonds's musical depiction of the historic Civil Rights events of Montgomery, Alabama.
