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HOMAGE
CASTLE OF OUR SKINS & SAMANTHA EGE

HOMAGE: CHAMBER MUSIC FROM THE AFRICAN CONTINENT & DIASPORA 

U.K. Release Date: October 28, 2022
U.S. Release Date: March 1, 2023

Via LORELT

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Homage illuminates classical repertoire that have long been neglected by the musical establishment, written by five Black composers from Africa and the Diaspora: Bongani Ndodana-Breen, Undine Smith Moore, Frederick C. Tillis, Zenobia Powell-Perry, and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor.

Reviews & Press

"...a celebration of the indomitable spirit and resilience of the global Black community. Were Homage, a night at the concert hall, the feeling would be of a night inarguably well spent.”

TEXTURA

Castle of Our Skins performance celebrates Black artistry through music | Basic Black
26:47

Castle of Our Skins performance celebrates Black artistry through music | Basic Black

Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Friday, Feb. 3 2023
02:58:31

Boston Public Radio Live from the Boston Public Library, Friday, Feb. 3 2023

Homage Chamber Music from the African Continent and Diaspora
48:44

Homage Chamber Music from the African Continent and Diaspora

WITNESS: SPIRITUALS AND THE CLASSICAL MUSIC TRADITION

Premiered during June 2021 (Black Music Month), "Witness" was a four-part digital series exploring the ways several Black American composers drew creative inspiration from
the rich tradition of spirituals. 

Produced by the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
Private video
15:18

Private video

Swing Low | Witness: Spirituals and the Classical Music Tradition
14:20

Swing Low | Witness: Spirituals and the Classical Music Tradition

Wade in the Water | Witness: Spirituals and the Classical Music Tradition
15:23

Wade in the Water | Witness: Spirituals and the Classical Music Tradition

Cavalry | Witness: Spirituals and the Classical Music Tradition
51:03

Cavalry | Witness: Spirituals and the Classical Music Tradition

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