The story of Black Music is the story of America.
No single population has provided bigger influence on American Music than the African American Community. Music, Rhythm and Culture of Black History!
This program presents American Civil Rights in an engaging and uplifting manner. The audience will join in singing and clapping along to the many “Freedom Songs” featured in the program. The narration uses simple language and includes brief explanations of unfamiliar terms, such as “segregation,” “boycott” and “NAACP.
Presenting a multimedia history of the American Civil Rights Movement from 1954 – 1968, including Rosa Parks, Ruby Bridges,
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the Freedom Riders is the perfect way to celebrate Black History Month!
An uplifting, inspirational review of a critical period of American history.
Curriculum Connections: Social Studies, History, Black History Month, Music, Arts, Theater