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Immersive Audiovisual Presentation on Popular Music Genres | Alameda

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Saturday, February 1, 2020 - 2:00 pm to 3:30 pm | Cost: FREE
Alameda Free Library | 1550 Oak St, Alameda, CA

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Join us for a humorous, highly immersive, and historically accurate hour that uncovers the African-American roots of popular music genres that appear to be free of African-Americans. Utilizing a rich audiovisual presentation, Mark Montgomery French reveals the sonic secrets behind African-Americans’ cultural invisibility within the musical categories they helped define.

San Francisco-native Mark Montgomery French is an award-winning film composer with the group Spiky Blimp, an award-winning Creative Director with 20+ years of presentation experience, and a music culture writer noted for Uppity Music—Your Guide to Unsung Black Departure Albums and the series 28 Days, 28 Black Music Documentaries. He was formerly the co-leader of the ’90s progressive funk band Endangered Species.

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Cost: FREE
Categories: *Top Pick*, Lectures & Workshops, Other
Address: 1550 Oak St, Alameda, CA