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WDAV’s Recording Inclusivity Initiative: An Afternoon of Song

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Please note: This event is free of charge and open to the public, but tickets are REQUIRED due to capacity limitations.

In celebration of WDAV’s Recording Inclusivity Initiative, soprano Sequina DuBose and pianist Emily Jarrell Urbanek will perform the music of prolific African-American women composers at this year's Charlotte SHOUT! Festival. Featuring works by legendary composers like Margaret Bonds and Tania León, this contemplative recital will culminate with the B.E. Boykin song cycle Moments in Sonder on lesser-known texts of Maya Angelou. Moments in Sonder is one of three works selected and professionally recorded during the first round of WDAV’s RII project.

Learn more about the Recording Inclusivity Initiative here: noteworthyclassical.org/recordinginclusivity

About the Venue: The concert will take place in the Pianodrome at Grace A.M.E. Zion Church on Sunday, April 14th at 4 PM. The Pianodrome is a unique amphitheater built entirely out of upcycled pianos. Audience members can expect an intimate concert experience with immersive, in-the-round bench seating. Learn more about the Pianodrome here: charlotteshout.com/events/detail/pianodrome-1

Reserve Your Free Tickets Here: bit.ly/wdav_recitalrii