Famed Morris Brown Choir To
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In Concert Here
By Loretta Manago
Entertaiameat Editor
Having opened for the
Atlanta-Fulton County Sta
dium the night Henry
Aaron hit his 715th home
run and having had mem
bers perform for the inaugu
j ral ceremony for former
president Jimmy Carter,
the distinquished Morris
Brown Concert Choir will
be in concert Friday,
March 29, at Memorial
Presbyterian Church be
ginning at 7:30 pm.
A distinguished choir, the
Morris Brown College Con
cert Choir has made itself
known through radio, tele
vision and recordings. The
choir has had command
performances in the Rotun
da in Washington, D.C., has
presented concerts in the
Civic Center in Chicago
and in the Dag-Hammer -
skjold Auditorium in the
United Nations Building
Recently, the group sang
with the Atlanta Symphony
Orchestra in a perfor-'
mpnce of “Porgy and
*ess." Among its many
tumors is the selection to
pttform for the State Con
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rican Choral Directors
Association.
Accompanying the choir
when they come to Char
lotte will be director, Glynn
Halsey and pianist Bar
barie McNeely-Bouie. Re
cognized as a top-notch
director, Halsey is a gra
duate of Alabama State
University and Georgia
State University where he
received the bachelor and
masters degrees in choral
conducting. Since 1979 he
has conducted the choral
music program at the Sum
mer Governor’s Honor
Program four times. He is
frequently acting as a
judge, clinician and
guest conductor throughout
the state of Georgia.
Hie choir’s accompanist,
Barbarie McNeely-Bouie is
an instructor in the De
partment of Music at Mor
ris Brown College. She
completed Spelman Col
lege and Cincinnati Con
servatory of Music for her
B.A. and M.M. degrees. In
addition to her work with
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By Tony Brown
Special To The Post
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detriment - to a model’s
career? What ethical
responsibility, if any, do
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Black people? These and
other questions are posed
to a variety of models,
agency heads and experts
on the upcoming edition of
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Pat Evans, formerly one
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Vanessa Williams, the
former Miss New Jersey
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Wright told Tony Brown '
that she has absolutely no
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Bouie is director of music
at Flipper Temple AME
Church in Atlanta, Ga.,
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Church and accompanist
and acting director of the
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invited to attend this con
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couraged at $3, $5 and $10.
For more information, con
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or James Yorker at 376
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