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And Latin Music To Be Celebrated At U.Va. March 20, 2001-- WHAT: "African and Latino Sources of U.S. Music: A Keyboard Conversation" WHEN: 8 p.m., Wednesday, March 28 WHERE: University of Virginia, Runk Dining Hall Lounge, Observatory Road This event will explore, through live keyboard performances and recordings, how black and Latin music shaped jazz and other popular American music. The program also commemorates African-American History Month (February) and Hispanic Awareness Week at U.Va., while celebrating community and faculty-student interaction at U.Va.'s Hereford Residential College. Sponsored by Hereford College, the Office of African American Affairs, La Sociedad Latina and La Alianza, the celebration is free and open to the public. For more information, contact assistant dean of students Pablo Davis at (804) 982-2683. Contact: Katherine Jackson, (804) 924-3629 |
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