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Detroit -- Choirs from around the county will raise the roof at Joe Louis Arena and vie for a $25,000 prize today as they compete for the title of "The Best Church Choir in America." Gospel Grammy award-winning...
HIs shows, recordings worth $6M By Jennifer Brooks • THE TENNESSEAN • November 7, 2009 Gospel music legend Bobby Jones gave his old school a gift that was 30 years in the making. Jones, a Grammy winner and longtime music...
The Pfeiffer University Concert Choir and The Stanly County Chorale will present the ever-popular Christmas portion of George F. Handel’s “Mes-siah Part I” at 4 p.m. Nov. 22 in the Henry Pfeiffer Chapel on Pfeiffer’s...
Savannah Music Festival's 2010 season is comprised of original productions, unique pairings, and a focus on instrumental virtuosity, including world-class artists in jazz, classical, bluegrass, blues,...
ROCKLAND (Nov 6): Evening of gospel music WALDOBORO — The Orff’s Corner Community Church, Route 32, will host an evening of gospel music with a potluck dinner to follow on Sunday, Nov. 8 at 5 p.m. Holly Berry Fair WARREN — The...
Murder in God's Name - the Franchise Filmmaker Troy Duffy's forearms are tattooed with the words VERITAS and EQUITAS, Latin for Truth and Equality. They are the same tattoos on Norman Reedus and Sean Patrick Flannery’s trigger...
UK Christian Artists Discuss the African Influences in their Music Four Kornerz, G K Real and Commission speak to Suite101 writer Kimberly Ward about how their Nigerian origins influence their gospel sound The West African...
By Wadner Pierre-www.haitianalysis.com In 2006 two struggles were going on in two different Catholic churches and in two different countries. At Saint Claire’s Parish, Tiplas Kazo, Delmas 33 (one part of Delmas County), Haitian...
Randall Franks/ One of Georgia's most notable musical artists, Three-Time Hall of Famers, The Lewis Family, officially retired in September, but the group has been coaxed to appear in concert one more time in their home state...
William Ferris: in the field, a leader in his field. by Leonard Gill [image-1] A college professor once told William Ferris that Ferris had "more degrees than a thermometer." And to prove the point, consider Ferris' schooling...
