The Sound of Faith and Freedom: From Spirituals to Gospels
Learn more about Boston's religious music traditions through this lecture with Dr. Leland Clarke!
Uncover the history of Boston’s gospel music tradition with Dr. Leland Clarke! Dr. Clarke’s lecture will highlight the cultural, historical, and spiritual significance of these musical forms within Boston’s Black communities and historic congregations. Experience a sonic time capsule of gospel music through selected recordings that bring Dr. Clarke’s lecture to life!
The presentation offers insight into the ways these traditions have shaped American music and continue to influence artists and audiences across generations.
Learn more about Boston's religious music traditions through this lecture with Dr. Leland Clarke!
Uncover the history of Boston’s gospel music tradition with Dr. Leland Clarke! Dr. Clarke’s lecture will highlight the cultural, historical, and spiritual significance of these musical forms within Boston’s Black communities and historic congregations. Experience a sonic time capsule of gospel music through selected recordings that bring Dr. Clarke’s lecture to life!
The presentation offers insight into the ways these traditions have shaped American music and continue to influence artists and audiences across generations.
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Highlights
- 1 hour 30 minutes
- In person
Location
Museum of African American History: Boston Campus
46 Joy St
Boston, MA 02114
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