EVERY VOICE

NOV 2 + 3, 2019

Overview

No admission charge. Reservations requested.

An uplifting concert for justice and peace, honoring the many voices of Boston and highlighting those of the Jewish and black communities.

“This year we’re shoring up focus on two important communities in Boston. Framed by so many forms of scrutiny and persecution, the Jewish community and the Black community live actively in the public consciousness for the senseless painful and violent actions that are visited upon them daily. But since music is a force that communicates and reinforces the will of a people, we’d like to remind everyone of the resilience, and brilliance of these communities reflected through some of their music from as early as the 17th century to modern times. Let this remind us all to keep this culture and beauty present as a part of the current narrative, as much as the pain experienced by these communities.”

– Reginald Mobley, director and countertenor

Location

First Church Roxbury + Union United Methodist Church

Dates

Saturday, November 2, 2019 at 3:00pm (First Church in Roxbury)
Sunday, November 3, 2019 at 3:00pm (Union United Methodist Church)

Works By

Bobby McFerrin
Harry T. Burleigh
Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco
Giacobbe Cervetto
Justin Holland
Rosamond Johnson
Louis Lewandowski
Allan Naplan
Florence Price
Zanaida Robles
Salamone Rossi
Ignatius Sancho
Lazar Weiner
Jonathan Woody

Performed By

Reginald Mobley, director and countertenor
Dr. Jennifer Kane, conductor 

Members of the H+H Orchestra and Chorus
H+H Youth Choruses Concert Choir

Speakers

Saturday, November 2
Marya Axner, Former Regional Director, New England Jewish Labor Committee
Barnet Kessel, Executive Director of the Vilna Shul, Boston’s Center for Jewish Culture
Verdis L. Robinson, Director of Community College Engagement, Campus Compact

Sunday, November 3
Renee Graham, Associate Editor and Columnist, The Boston Globe; contributor, WBUR
Nahma Nadich, Acting Executive Director of the Boston Jewish Community Relations Council

Parking

First Church in Roxbury parking available at:

Madison Park High School
75 Malcolm X Boulevard
Boston, MA 02120