African-American Organ Music Anthology, Vol. 11 - Popplers Music
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Editor Mickey Thomas Terry writes: "Covering the span from mid-to-late 20th Century, this series is designed to include music representing African-American men and women who wrote for the organ during this period. The music may be utilized either in recital or for the church service. Contrary to popular belief, the classical music of African-Americans not only includes works that are based on the Negro spiritual, but also include compositions based on or influenced by a variety of sources. Among these are plainchant, African-tribal tunes, general Protestant hymnody, German chorales, original composer themes, music from the Jewish liturgical tradition, as well as Civil Rights themes. One will find many of these categories represented herein."

SKU
MSM10066
Composer
Various
Arranger
Terry, Mickey Thomas
Voicing
Organ
Level
Late Int
Manufacturer
Morning Star

Chili'lo (Lament) - Noel Da Costa
Impromptu - Charles D. Coleman
Joy to the World - Evelyn Simpson-Curenton
Prelude on Lauda Anima - Marvin Mills
Toccata (EAM) - Marvin Mills