Wayne Dawson, long time friend of the Cleveland Pops Orchestra and award winning journalist and co-anchor of Fox 8 News in the Morning, took some time to talk with Maestro Carl Topilow in celebration of Black History Month. Wayne shared his love of jazz music and the difference his family is making in the community through the Annie L. Dawson Foundation.
In honor of Black History Month, we dedicate this series of interviews to the talented African American composers who added so much to American culture and the gifted African American artists whose artistry has graced stages throughout the country and indeed the world.
Watch the interview below:
https://www.clevelandpops.com/wp-content/uploads/b4834acbc14ec657.jpeg17661280Sabrina Plumb DeCastrahttps://www.clevelandpops.com/wp-content/uploads/download.pngSabrina Plumb DeCastra2021-02-23 09:00:002021-02-18 09:08:53Catching up with Wayne Dawson in Celebration of Black History Month
Michael Preacely is an incredibly talented opera singer who has not only performed with the Cleveland Pops Orchestra, but is known around the world for his talents. Reflecting on his many performances, Michael talks with Maestro Carl Topilow about his thought process behind bringing an array of characters to life throughout his career.
In honor of Black History Month, we dedicate this series of interviews to the talented African American composers who added so much to American culture and the gifted African American artists whose artistry has graced stages throughout the country and indeed the world.
https://www.clevelandpops.com/wp-content/uploads/DSC_8260-copy1.jpg300246Sabrina Plumb DeCastrahttps://www.clevelandpops.com/wp-content/uploads/download.pngSabrina Plumb DeCastra2021-02-16 09:00:002021-02-15 12:38:35Honoring Black History Month with Michael Preacely
Lieutenant Colonel Dwayne Milburn (ret.) reflects on how not seeing people who looked like him holding high profile orchestra positions helped shape his career. His distinguished army career has included conducting positions with bands in Washington, DC, Germany, Atlanta, and Virginia. He is also a published composer of wind ensemble, choral, and chamber music.
In honor of Black History Month, we dedicate this series of interviews to the talented African American composers who added so much to American culture and the gifted African American artists whose artistry has graced stages throughout the country and indeed the world.
Take a look at this special performance of the “Holiday Fanfare Overture” with the USAREUR Band and Chorus under the direction of Conductor Dwayne Milburn:
https://www.clevelandpops.com/wp-content/uploads/170315-A-XR437-004.jpg20481951Sabrina Plumb DeCastrahttps://www.clevelandpops.com/wp-content/uploads/download.pngSabrina Plumb DeCastra2021-02-09 10:38:022021-02-09 10:38:04Celebrating Black History Month with Dwayne Milburn
Catching up with Wayne Dawson in Celebration of Black History Month
/by Sabrina Plumb DeCastraWayne Dawson, long time friend of the Cleveland Pops Orchestra and award winning journalist and co-anchor of Fox 8 News in the Morning, took some time to talk with Maestro Carl Topilow in celebration of Black History Month. Wayne shared his love of jazz music and the difference his family is making in the community through the Annie L. Dawson Foundation.
In honor of Black History Month, we dedicate this series of interviews to the talented African American composers who added so much to American culture and the gifted African American artists whose artistry has graced stages throughout the country and indeed the world.
Watch the interview below:
Honoring Black History Month with Michael Preacely
/by Sabrina Plumb DeCastraMichael Preacely is an incredibly talented opera singer who has not only performed with the Cleveland Pops Orchestra, but is known around the world for his talents. Reflecting on his many performances, Michael talks with Maestro Carl Topilow about his thought process behind bringing an array of characters to life throughout his career.
In honor of Black History Month, we dedicate this series of interviews to the talented African American composers who added so much to American culture and the gifted African American artists whose artistry has graced stages throughout the country and indeed the world.
Celebrating Black History Month with Dwayne Milburn
/by Sabrina Plumb DeCastraLieutenant Colonel Dwayne Milburn (ret.) reflects on how not seeing people who looked like him holding high profile orchestra positions helped shape his career. His distinguished army career has included conducting positions with bands in Washington, DC, Germany, Atlanta, and Virginia. He is also a published composer of wind ensemble, choral, and chamber music.
In honor of Black History Month, we dedicate this series of interviews to the talented African American composers who added so much to American culture and the gifted African American artists whose artistry has graced stages throughout the country and indeed the world.
Take a look at this special performance of the “Holiday Fanfare Overture” with the USAREUR Band and Chorus under the direction of Conductor Dwayne Milburn: