'I am listening to Joseph Bologne's violin concertos for the first time and I feel such pride to know that works of such high nobility have flowed from black people also.'

Violin Concertos, Op. 5, Nos. 1 & 2;
Op. 3, No. 1; Op. 8, No. 9

Bernard Thomas Chamber Orchestra

Jean-Jacques Kantorow, Violin 

Arion 68093 (1990)

Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745-1799)

is featured at AfriClassical.com

Samuel Enoh-Tanya of Cameroon made a post in the 

Guest Book of AfriClassical Blog's companion website, 

AfriClassical.com, on Saturday, February 28, 2015:

You cannot know how elated I am to find your website.
I am listening to Joseph Bologne's violin concertos for
the first time and I feel such pride to know that works
of such high nobility have flowed from black people
also. There is a renewal happening within humanity, a
striving for the resurgence of nobility, love and
goodness. Africans must take the lead in this, but they
cannot do so if they do not know how much they
themselves had contributed in the past. Keep on
providing this information to the world and inspiring
Africans all over.


We welcome Samuel Enoh-Tanya to AfriClassical.com

and AfriClassical.blogspot.com and encourage him to help
spread the word about Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges and

the many other classical composers and musicians of

African descent.