In Detroit Courage Was the Fashion the Contribution of Women to the Development
In Detroit Courage Was the Fashion the Contribution of Women to the Development
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In the Detroit Public Library, the E. Azalia Hackley Memorial Collection of Music and Drama honors a pioneer negro music educator and concert singer who lived in Detroit for many years and taught at the Clinton School. Later Mme Hackley travelled throughout the country teaching, organizing choral groups, rais- ing scholarship funds to help young musicians, and working to revive genuine negro folk music. She died in 1923. Among women contributing to the music life of Detroit today are many artis...ts, a few of them in the Detroit Symphony. One of the most dis- tinguished of Detroit's women artists was for a number of years concert pianist for the Symphony. Many of the teachers of music have given the city programs of astounding magnitude. Mrs. Emma Thomas trained choruses every year of several hundred children, and when Admiral Dewey visited the city she organ- ARTISTS 159 ized a chorus of over a thousand children. Clara Starr used to put on unforgettable productions of Gilbert and Sullivan at Northwestern High School, and later when she was supervisor of music in the public schools her enthusiasm inspired teachers and students to great heights.
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In the Detroit Public Library, the E. Azalia Hackley Memorial Collection of Music and Drama honors a pioneer negro music educator and concert singer who lived in Detroit for many years and taught at the Clinton School. Later Mme Hackley travelled throughout the country teaching, organizing choral groups, rais- ing scholarship funds to help young musicians, and working to revive genuine negro folk music. She died in 1923. Among women contributing to the music life of Detroit today are many artis...ts, a few of them in the Detroit Symphony. One of the most dis- tinguished of Detroit's women artists was for a number of years concert pianist for the Symphony. Many of the teachers of music have given the city programs of astounding magnitude. Mrs. Emma Thomas trained choruses every year of several hundred children, and when Admiral Dewey visited the city she organ- ARTISTS 159 ized a chorus of over a thousand children. Clara Starr used to put on unforgettable productions of Gilbert and Sullivan at Northwestern High School, and later when she was supervisor of music in the public schools her enthusiasm inspired teachers and students to great heights.
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