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Indiana University's Black Music Committee / David N. Baker, Jr. -- Some Curricular And Philosophical Challenges From Black Music -- Black Music In Church And School / Lena Mclin -- An Experience In Jazz History / John Hammond -- Black Composers And The Avant-garde / Thomas Jefferson Anderson, Jr., Hale Smith, And Olly Wilson -- Negro Dance And Its Influence On Negro Music / Verna Avery -- A Composer's Viewpoint / William Grant Still -- Problems Relative To The Publication And Recording Of Music / Leonard Feist [and Others] -- Faculty Viewpoints / William Cole [and Others] -- Student Viewpoints / Rachel E. Foster, Robert L. Morris, And Frank Suggs, Jr. -- Administrative Problems Of Implementation, Funding And Staffing / O. Anderson Fuller, Paul Klinge, And Richard M. Turner, Iii. [edited By] Dominique-rené De Lerma. With Contributions From Thomas Jefferson Anderson, Jr. [and Others. Much Of The Information Included In This Book Was Presented As A Seminar, Black Music In College And University Curricula, Held At Indiana University From June 18 To 21, 1969. A Selective List Of Scores ... Recordings ... Films, Etc.: P. [171]-222.

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Author

Dominique-René De Lerma (editor)

Publisher

Kent State University Press, 1970

Published

1970

Language

EN

ISBN

9780873381109

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

Music, Arts