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Concerts in Black and Brown Program 613 Original Airdate: 4/30/1976 Subject Keywords Afro-American musicians Afro-American orchestral musicians Hispanic musicians Music - Performance Opera Subject Genre Public Affairs: Current Events Personal Names English, Wendell Gonzalez, Manuel Corporate Names Bridgetower String Quartet Concerts in Black and White - Boston - Massachusetts Nela (opera) Opera 76 Program Description Program focuses on classical music performed by African American and Spanish-speaking musicians. Host Tanya Hart interviews classical musicians Wendell English (representing Concerts in Black and White, Boston, a newly formed corporation providing classical music performances) and Manuel Gonzalez (representing Opera 76, a company of Hispanic classical musicians). Topics include the work of each musician, the missions of their organizations, the reception of Gonzalez's opera Nela as the first Puerto Rican opera to be performed at Lincoln Center, New York City, and the difficulties minorities face in achieving recognition as classical musicians. Program includes performances by the Bridgetower Quartet, a group linked to Concerts in Black and White, and Opera 76 tenor Carlos Santana, as well as the "Community Calendar." Producer Marita Muhammad Rivero Associate Producer Vickie Jones Director Conrad White Writer Dighton Spooner Host Tanya Hart Guests Windell English Manuel Gonzalez Performers Juan Danderidge (musician) Manuel Gonzalez (composer and musician) Bruce Mack (musician) Clifford Panton (musician) Carlos Santana (opera vocalist) Jerome Wright (musician) Others Lydia Allen (intern) Wendell Bourne (intern) Ron Buccheri (switcher) Kissette Bundy (intern) Basil Chigas (stage manager) Brian Clarke (intern) June Cross (production assistant) Sharon Kramer (graphic designer) Frank Lane (camera) Fran Mahard (scenic design) Will Morton (audio) Dighton Spooner (researcher) Aubrey Stewart (video) John Sullivan (lighting) Bob Wilson (camera)
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