Box 1
Contains 50 Results:
"I Have Resolved to Keep the Faith," music and lyrics by Clarence E. Hatcher , 1944
This series contains sheet music primarily written, transcribed, and/or arranged by influential African American composers and musicians, such as Duke Ellington, Hazel Scott, James Reese Europe, H.T. Burleigh, and more. Influential non-African American composers - such as Noble Cain, Ernest R. Ball, Irving Mills, and more - are included in this series as well.
Roland Hayes concert flyer , January 1941
This concert flyer advertises for two concerts featuring lyric tenor and composer Roland Hayes at City Temple in San Francisco.
How To Put on a Minstrel Show by Harold Rossiter , 1921
The cover reads: "Contains complete practical instructions [on] how to handle amateur and professional talent also complete opening overture. Good selection of end mens jokes and gags - Instructions [on] how to make up list of suitable songs ETC.".
"Princes Awake," music by William Rosborough, lyrics by Rev. E.W.D. Isaac, 1901
This series contains sheet music primarily written, transcribed, and/or arranged by influential African American composers and musicians, such as Duke Ellington, Hazel Scott, James Reese Europe, H.T. Burleigh, and more. Influential non-African American composers - such as Noble Cain, Ernest R. Ball, Irving Mills, and more - are included in this series as well.
"Plenty A-Balm In Gilead," music and lyrics by Wade B. Jakeway, 1951
This series contains sheet music primarily written, transcribed, and/or arranged by influential African American composers and musicians, such as Duke Ellington, Hazel Scott, James Reese Europe, H.T. Burleigh, and more. Influential non-African American composers - such as Noble Cain, Ernest R. Ball, Irving Mills, and more - are included in this series as well.
"Dusky Stevedore," music by J.C. Johnson, lyrics by Andy Razaf, 1928
This series contains sheet music primarily written, transcribed, and/or arranged by influential African American composers and musicians, such as Duke Ellington, Hazel Scott, James Reese Europe, H.T. Burleigh, and more. Influential non-African American composers - such as Noble Cain, Ernest R. Ball, Irving Mills, and more - are included in this series as well.
Victory Baptist Church Sunday morning service program featuring guest speaker Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., February 28, 1965
This series contains ephemera - such as flyers, leaflets, pamphlets, postcards, and programs - featuring performances, plays, Sunday morning services, and more.
The Second People's Songbook: Lift Every Voice!, introduction by Paul Robeson, edited by Irwin Silber, 1953
This series contains music books as well as hymnals and anthologies which compile spirituals, hymns, as well as other sacred music.
Look Away: 50 Negro Folk Songs, circa 1946
This series contains music books as well as hymnals and anthologies which compile spirituals, hymns, as well as other sacred music.
"My Honolulu Lady Songster" , 1899
This series contains sheet music primarily written, transcribed, and/or arranged by influential African American composers and musicians, such as Duke Ellington, Hazel Scott, James Reese Europe, H.T. Burleigh, and more. Influential non-African American composers - such as Noble Cain, Ernest R. Ball, Irving Mills, and more - are included in this series as well.