Though Dubois aspired to establish his composing career in opera, those ambitions never came to fruition. Learn more about this little-known late 19th century French composer, who ultimately became most associated as a writer of sacred music.
Read MoreLearn why Mendelssohn’s work about the Old Testament prophet, a beloved staple of the English-language choral repertoire, is considered a testament to the enduring power of faith and resilience.
Read MoreBorn on March 13, 1957 in New Orleans, Louisiana, Moses Hogan—composer, arranger, pianist, and choral conductor—is most celebrated for his stirring settings of African American spirituals and for championing this rich musical tradition.
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