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4. Aug 02,  · Rhapsodies in Black takes a deep look into one of the most significant cultural developments of the 20th century. Combining the words of leading literary figures such as Langston Hughes and Zora Neale Hurston with luminaries of the "jazz age", the set sheds fascinating light on the Harlem Renaissance. The material is heavily varied in tone, but consistently compelling/5(1).

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5. Get this from a library! Rhapsodies in black: music and words from the Harlem Renaissance. [Shawn Amos; Quincy Jones; Duke Ellington; Ethel Waters; Eubie Blake; Mamie Smith; Bessie Smith; Ma Rainey; Paul Robeson; Paul Whiteman; Lou Rawls; Leadbelly; Louis Armstrong; Fats Waller; Gregory Hines; Cab Calloway; Fletcher Henderson; Claude Hopkins; Eartha Kitt; Rhino Entertainment Company.

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6. RHAPSODIES IN BLACK: Music and Words From The Harlem Renaissance; SIGGRAPH ; STEAL THIS MOVIE () AMÉLIE’S RETRO HELL. and “Stones” are bonus tracks from the concert that weren’t included on the original two-album set back in the day when men were long .

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Rhapsodies in Black: Music and Words From the Harlem Renaissance on Discogs.4/5(1).

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8. "The only collection in existence documenting the music, art and literature of the new negro of the Harlem Renaissance featuring digitally restored original recordings as well as new readings of renaissance literature plus a book containing rare previously unpublished photos, artwork and writings.".

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9. Posthumous releases from this composer include the collection of songs "Orpheus Britannicus" and the opera The Indian Queen. He wrote a number of odes for Saint Cecelia's day, and incidental music for A Midsummer Night's Dream, but his most famous composition was written for a girls' school in

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