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Category: Music
Sharon Katz
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South African musician and social activist Sharon Katz was so inspired by Nelson Mandela's historic release from prison, bringing together 500 black, white, colored and Indian children to form the country's first ever multi-cultural and multi-lingual choir
Susan and Pamela Bob
It must be something in the DNA. Susan and her daughter Pamela discuss their respective careers as successful stage actors, each with on and off-Broadway credits to her.
Lee Quinby
Dr. Lee Quinby's academic career spans more than 30 years. An expert in apocalyptic and millennial belief in American society, she's an author, editor and filmmaker. The 2012 documentary, 'True Delta', which she wrote, co-directed and produced, focuses on aging blues musicians in the Mississippi Delta in the hope that, "as one generation passes on, another carries on."
Jenny Clarke
Love to listen to beautiful music? Ever had the urge to join forces with other women in song? Then you'll want to hear all about Melodia Women's Choir of NYC. Founder and Executive Director Jenny Clarke took her love of choral music and merged it with her career as an Arts Administrator to form this fabulous organization that explores and performs rarely heard emerging female composers through commissions, residencies and performances
Vivian Sessoms
From singing jingles as a child...to providing backup vocals for the likes of Joe Cocker, Cher, Pink and Patti Austin, to featured vocalist with jazz trumpeter Chris Botti, (among others), to successful solo artist, Vivian Sessoms is one dynamic, soulful and sexy singer.