The Life and Troubled Times of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

Program

Coleridge-Taylor, Nonet
Coleridge-Taylor, Deep River from 24 Negro Melodies
Kris Bowers, The Last Whistledown from Bridgerton
Florence Price, Adoration
Dvořák, Movements from Piano Quartet No. 2
Schubert, Movements from Octet

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The Life and Troubled Times of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor

If ever there was a tale to be told, this is it!

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, a composer of mixed race, regarded as a musical genius at the turn of the 20th century, lived only 37 years. His 100+ works were received enthusiastically around the world, yet he has only emerged recently as one of Britain’s best kept musical secrets.

During Black History Month, join us as poet and actor Roy Lewis presents the remarkable story of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: his triumphs, tragedies and astounding life. 

Guest Artists

Roy Lewis
Roy Lewis
Narrator

Location

Metropolitan United

468 Wellington Street

London, Ontario

Parking

Limited on-site parking is available at Met United. Accessible parking and ramp are located at the east entrance. For special assistance, please notify us in advance at
226-270-0910 or email us at  contact [at] londonsymphonia.ca (contact[at]londonsymphonia[dot]ca). See parking lot locations.

Runtime

2 hours
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