Black Voices on Stage N. S. Gundur

Black Voices on Stage N. S. GundurBrings to light many once famous but now overlooked figures of Black musical theater history from the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Black Voices on Stage collects ten diverse case studies of nineteenth century and early twentieth century African American singers and actorsnames that have been largely left out of our general musical history bookswhose lives and performances address questions of race, identity, musical expression, and

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