Events
"The Coltranes and Humanism: Spirituality, Music and Sound"
Time: 6 pm - 9 pm
Location: Cabral Center, African American Institute
Speaker: The Humanities Center, co-sponsored by African American Studies, the African American Institute, Religion & Philosophy, Women's Studies, Sociology & Anthropology, and Music.
Organizer: Nakeisha Cody
Contact: nuhumanities@neu.edu
Alice and John Coltrane have made important contributions to a multicultural American and global humanism. A diverse group of musicians and scholars will assess and discuss those contributions in the form of a roundtable of speakers, including the distinguished musician/scholars Yusef Lateef and Billy Taylor, joined by Professor Tammy Kernodle of Miami University of Ohio and Northeastern Professors Emmett Price and Leonard Brown. A conversation with the audience will follow, allowing us to address not only the Coltrane legacy, but also the relationship between music and Black America’s struggles for freedom and equality.
Time: 6 pm - 9 pm
Location: Cabral Center, African American Institute
Speaker: The Humanities Center, co-sponsored by African American Studies, the African American Institute, Religion & Philosophy, Women's Studies, Sociology & Anthropology, and Music.
Organizer: Nakeisha Cody
Contact: nuhumanities@neu.edu
Alice and John Coltrane have made important contributions to a multicultural American and global humanism. A diverse group of musicians and scholars will assess and discuss those contributions in the form of a roundtable of speakers, including the distinguished musician/scholars Yusef Lateef and Billy Taylor, joined by Professor Tammy Kernodle of Miami University of Ohio and Northeastern Professors Emmett Price and Leonard Brown. A conversation with the audience will follow, allowing us to address not only the Coltrane legacy, but also the relationship between music and Black America’s struggles for freedom and equality.