Mary Lou Williams’ Mass
Choreography by Alvin Alley
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Posted by Journey | Nov 27, 2012 | African American, Catholics, Harlem, Music, Retros, Theater & Dance |
Choreography by Alvin Alley
Read MoreMary Lou Williams is one of the few women in the pantheon of great jazz instrumentalists and a great Catholic artist. Duke Ellington once said, “She is like soul on soul.”
Read MorePosted by Journey | Oct 26, 2012 | African American, Harlem, Music |
Queens born, Harlem bred Malakai Tha Truth is one of the better Christian rappers who started to sprout up in the city around 2005.
Read MorePosted by Journey | Oct 23, 2012 | Art & Faith |
The purpose of Mako Fujimura’s talk at the event was to encourage artists who are facing a Great Depression in the art market. Fujimura recalled how he was encouraged during his depression after 9/11 by TS Eliot and his poems in the book “Four Quartets.”
Read MorePosted by Journey | Jun 10, 2012 | African American, Faith-based social services, Harlem |
Mayor Michael Bloomberg proposed 10 days ago to unleash the Nanny State on coke drinkers to solve the problems of obesity and diabetes in NYC. Reverend Michel Faulkner of New Horizon Church in Harlem advises the mayor that the changing of lifestyles requires more than a Nanny State.
Read MoreDon’t worry. We will get to them down the road.
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