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SUMMARY:Salon Series: “The Road to Restoration”
DESCRIPTION:Opera Lafayette Artistic Director Designate Patrick Quigley and OperaCréole’s Givonna Joseph talk with Historian Candace Bailey about Edmond Dédé\, composer of Morgiane (1887)\, the first known opera written by a Black American.
URL:https://operalafayette.org/event/salon-series-the-road-to-restoration/
CATEGORIES:Panel Discussions
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SUMMARY:Out of the Vault: Edmond Dédé’s Morgiane
DESCRIPTION:See the manuscript of Morgiane\, the first known opera by a Black American composer\, on display in the Folger’s Out of the Vault exhibition January 13 – February 28. The manuscript is on loan from Houghton Library\, Harvard University. \nGallery at Folger: Robin and Roger Millay Gallery in the Stuart and Mimi Rose Rare Book and Manuscript Exhibition Hall at 201 E Capital Street\, Washington\, DC \nTickets: Free; timed-entry pass recommended. Reserve your entry pass here \nNOTE: If you are attending the Edmond Dédé and Morgiane Event on February 16\, access to the exhibition pass is included with your free ticket.
URL:https://operalafayette.org/event/out-of-the-vault/
LOCATION:Folger Shakespeare Library\, Folger Shakespeare Library\, Washington\, DC\, United States
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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SUMMARY:Edmond Dédé and Morgiane
DESCRIPTION:Opera Lafayette and Folger Shakespeare Library present an engaging talk exploring the music of Black composer Edmond Dédé (1827—1903)\, accompanied by selections from his opera Morgiane. \nVocal artist\, improvisor\, and composer currently in residence with the American Composers Orchestra Mali Irene leads a conversation with OperaCréole Founder and Artistic Director Givonna Joseph and classical music scholars about Dédé’s biography and musical legacy. Panelists include Professor Nevilla Ottley and Ersian François of Georgetown University’s Laboratory for Global Performance and Politics. \nBefore the talk\, see the manuscript of Morgiane\, the first known opera by a Black American composer\, on display in the Folger’s Out of the Vault exhibition January 13 – February 28. The manuscript is on loan from Houghton Library\, Harvard University. \nTickets: Free. Register here. \nNote: Can’t join us in person? Register here for virtual access to the live stream.
URL:https://operalafayette.org/event/edmond-dede-and-morgiane/
LOCATION:Folger Theatre\, 201 E Capitol St\, SE\, Washington\, DC\, 20003\, United States
CATEGORIES:Panel Discussions
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