Black music in the Harlem Renaissance, a collection of essays, edited by Samuel A. Floyd, Jr
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Black music in the Harlem Renaissance, a collection of essays, edited by Samuel A. Floyd, Jr
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Black music in the Harlem Renaissance
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27187045
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edited by Samuel A. Floyd, Jr
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a collection of essays
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Music in the Harlem Renaissance: an overview / Samuel A. Floyd, Jr. -- Vindication as a thematic principle in the writings of Alain Locke on the music of Black Americans / Paul Burgett -- Vocal concert music in the Harlem Renaissance / Rawn Spearman -- Harlem Renaissance ideals in the music of Robert Nathaniel Dett / Georgia A. Ryder -- William Grant Still, Florence Price and William Dawson: echoes of the Harlem Renaissance / Rae Linda Brown -- Black musical theater and the Harlem Renaissance / John Graziano -- Renaissance education of Duke Ellington / Mark Tucker -- Interactions between writers and music during the Harlem Renaissance / Richard A. Long -- Interactions between art and music during the Harlem Renaissance / Allan M. Gordon -- The Negro Renaissance and England / Jeffrey P. Green -- Bibliography of the music: the concert music of the Harlem Renaissance composers, 1919-1935 / Dominique-Rene de Lerma
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