Explanation of the tradition of choral singing at Historically Black Colleges and Universities Read the full description.
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Musicologist Kip Lornell of George Washington University talks about the tradition of choral singing at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The Boys Choir of Tallahassee is also discussed by its director and the choir is heard throughout the piece.
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Piece Description
Musicologist Kip Lornell of George Washington University talks about the tradition of choral singing at Historically Black Colleges and Universities. The Boys Choir of Tallahassee is also discussed by its director and the choir is heard throughout the piece.
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IN: (music) We're traveling
OQ: Performing arts.







