[Edmond
Dédé;
Hot Springs Music
Festival; Richard Rosenberg, Conductor; Naxos 8.559038 (2000)]
“Mr. Svejda:
MusicUNTOLD greatly
appreciates your OPEN invitation to submit requests for consideration
during THE EVENING PROGRAM
http://www.kusc.org/hosts/jim-svejda.aspx.
After attending an outstanding March 16, 2012 Los Angeles Philharmonic FREE neighborhood concert at California African American Museum, I reflected on the neglected history and achievements of composers of African descent. As an example, Edmond Dédé was a musician, composer and conductor of the Negro Philharmonic Society considerably prior to the Civil War. He later fled the United States and served for 27 years as the conductor of the orchestra at the Théatre l'Alcazar in France. This is to request Edmond Dédé http://www.amazon.com/Edmond-D%C3%A9d%C3%A9-Orchestral-Works-Dede/dp/B00004R7NN
http://www.kusc.org/hosts/jim-svejda.aspx.
After attending an outstanding March 16, 2012 Los Angeles Philharmonic FREE neighborhood concert at California African American Museum, I reflected on the neglected history and achievements of composers of African descent. As an example, Edmond Dédé was a musician, composer and conductor of the Negro Philharmonic Society considerably prior to the Civil War. He later fled the United States and served for 27 years as the conductor of the orchestra at the Théatre l'Alcazar in France. This is to request Edmond Dédé http://www.amazon.com/Edmond-D%C3%A9d%C3%A9-Orchestral-Works-Dede/dp/B00004R7NN
Appreciatively,
John
Malveaux”
[Edmond Dédé (1827-1903) is featured at AfriClassical.com]
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