1884 reloaded

Freitag 01.02.2019 21:00 | Club

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Veranstalter/-in: Werkstatt der Kulturen
Kurator/-in: Jonas B. Hammond

Produktion

WorldWideMusic goes 1884 reloaded

Im Rahmen des BLACK HISTORY MONTH kuratiert Jonas Bibi Hammond in unserer Freitagskonzertreihe WorldWideMusic vier musikalische Abende "1884 reloaded", eine Fortführung des Music-History-Projekts 1884, das Hammond mit der WERKSTATT DER KULTUEREN produzierte.

Termine:

22.02.2019 | WorldWideMusic goes 1884 reloaded: Afro Beat Club Night - Modern Black Diaspora Music
15.02.2019 | WorldWideMusic goes 1884 reloaded: Reggae Night - Caribbean Music in the Diasporat
08.02.2019 | WorldWideMusic goes 1884 reloaded: Afro Cuban Jazz in the Diaspora
01.02.2019 | WorldWideMusic goes 1884 reloaded: Revue from Spirituals to Soul feat. Siggy Davis

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Revue from Spirituals to Soul feat. Siggy Davis

WorldWideMusic goes 1884 reloaded

SIGGY DAVIS & "THE TRIO"

Besetzung

• Siggy Davis – Gesang
• Reggie Moore – Klavier
• Marlon Browden – Schlagzeug
• Daryl Taylor –Bass

special guest: Mike Russell - Gitarre

 

Siggy Davis

Siggy Davis is an international performing artist who is well established in the areas of Jazz and international Broadway musicals and a product of the National Endowment for the Arts (a US agency for the gifted and talented).

By the time she was nine years old, Siggy had already debuted off broadway (13th Street Playhouse) and toured professionally (Westport Playhouse), as well as studied with Dr. Gitta Honegger (Yale / Columbia University) and Jane Copeland (The Metropolitan Opera). Siggy's artistic training included Project Act, InterArts, Center for Creative Youth, the National Scholar in the Arts program, and Girls State (Connecticut Attorney General) for American Junior Government. The recipient of a Sterling Brown Talent scholarship and two Owen Dodson Awards, Siggy went on to receive her Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts from the renowned Howard University under the tutelage of Professor Vera Katz, Dr. Carol Singleton, and Professor Henriette Edmonds Stevens. After graduation, she went to New York City, where she debuted as "Pokie" in Judi Ann Mason's award winning play A Star Ain't Nothin' But A Hole in Heaven. It was through this production that Siggy met dance legend Dianne McIntyre, who became her mentor. Siggy was featured with such artists as: Olu Dara, Don Pullen, Hannibal Peterson, and Amina Claudine Myers as a young vocalist with Ms. McIntyre.

Also having ventured into the world of film, Siggy took part in Spike Lee's black film renaissance with Do the Right Thing, Mo Better Blues, and several other New York film projects. Siggy's American credits include productions at Circle Rep, the Kennedy Center, Billie Holiday Theater, Studio Theater, Theaterworks USA, Olney Theater, and The Folger Shakespeare Theater, where she became a Shakespeare Fellow under the guidance of Michael Kahn, Franchelle Stewart Dorn, and Philip Goodwin.

 

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