Cappella Romana is set to present its Canon for Racial Reconciliation concert in Seattle and Portland, co-composed by Nicholas Reeves and Isaac Cates, despite initial funding challenges caused by a federal grant freeze. The concert, which premieres on February 28 and March 1, integrates Eastern Orthodox liturgical music with traditional Black Church elements, exploring themes of race relations through poetic reflections by Carla Thomas. The performance signifies a significant collaborative effort within the community and highlights the intersection of different musical traditions in addressing social issues.
Cappella Romana's Canon for Racial Reconciliation concert highlights a collaboration between Orthodox liturgical music and Black Church traditions, addressing race relations through art.
Cappella Romana's Season proceeds with funding after a federal freeze. The upcoming concert features a unique blend of Orthodox and Gospel influences.
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