Anthony R. Green, Composer & Performer
© 2015 Anthony Green
www.anthonyrgreen.com
© 2015 Anthony Green
www.anthonyrgreen.com
Boston, MA: On Thursday, May 14, 2015, composers
and Boston-area new music supporters will gather at
the Huntington YMCA of Greater Boston Lobby (316
Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115) from 6:30-7:30pm to celebrate National Composer Night Out
Boston, an event designed to raise awareness and
foster a sense of community for the composers and
others who create new music in the Boston area. The
discussion is hosted by the concert and educational
series, Castle of our Skins, and will focus on black
classical composers-their breadth of music, personal
experiences and roles in the creative field of music.
This will be an informal gathering, free and open to the
public, moderated by Berklee College of Music’s Director
of Africana Studies Bill Banfield.
the Huntington YMCA of Greater Boston Lobby (316
Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115) from 6:30-7:30pm to celebrate National Composer Night Out
Boston, an event designed to raise awareness and
foster a sense of community for the composers and
others who create new music in the Boston area. The
discussion is hosted by the concert and educational
series, Castle of our Skins, and will focus on black
classical composers-their breadth of music, personal
experiences and roles in the creative field of music.
This will be an informal gathering, free and open to the
public, moderated by Berklee College of Music’s Director
of Africana Studies Bill Banfield.
Sponsored by the American Composers Forum as part of
their 40th Anniversary observance, participants in
National Composer Night Out Boston will be linked
virtually with similar gatherings occurring throughout the
country, as well as with the American Composers Forum’s
40th Anniversary party in Saint Paul, MN. For more
information, please visit www.Castle-of-our-Skins.com.
their 40th Anniversary observance, participants in
National Composer Night Out Boston will be linked
virtually with similar gatherings occurring throughout the
country, as well as with the American Composers Forum’s
40th Anniversary party in Saint Paul, MN. For more
information, please visit www.Castle-of-our-Skins.com.
Who: Castle of our Skins with Berklee College of Music’s
Director of Africana Studies Bill Banfield
Director of Africana Studies Bill Banfield
What: National Composer Night Out Talkabout: Black
Composers
Composers
When: Thursday, May 14, 2015, 6:30-7:30 pm
Where: Huntington YMCA of Greater Boston Lobby; 316
Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
Huntington Avenue, Boston, MA 02115
About Castle of our Skins: Born out of the desire to
foster cultural curiosity, Castle of our Skins celebrates
black artistry through music. From classrooms to concert
halls, Castle of our Skins invites exploration into black
heritage and culture, spotlighting both unsung and
celebrated figures of past and present. For more
information, please visit
www.Castle-of-our-Skins.com.
foster cultural curiosity, Castle of our Skins celebrates
black artistry through music. From classrooms to concert
halls, Castle of our Skins invites exploration into black
heritage and culture, spotlighting both unsung and
celebrated figures of past and present. For more
information, please visit
www.Castle-of-our-Skins.com.
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