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5 days ago · Cabada Contemporary (1054 31st Street, NW, #009) is hosting a new exhibit, OUR PRESENCE, featuring works by young artists from the Duke Ellington School Of The Arts. It showcases art centered around aspects of Black culture and the essence of being Black, particularly in the context of young adulthood.
3 days ago · The entrance and stage of Studio’s Victor Shargai Theatre comprise the galleries, displaying artifacts on the play’s themes, created by students from the Duke Ellington School of the Arts.
1 day ago · Image Source: Mr. T attends the Team USA Awards at the Duke Ellington School of the Arts on April 26, 2018, in Washington, DC. (Photo by Larry French/Getty Images for USOC) Mr. T emphasized that wearing these hand-me-down shoes keeps him grounded.
4 hours ago · Duke Ellington. In the early hours of a somber Friday in May, 1974, the music world lost one of its most illustrious figures, Duke Ellington (75), to lung cancer after a battle with pneumonia ...
1 day ago · Duke Ellington’s Far East Suite (which might have been more appropriately named “Far and Near East Suite”) captured themes and moods his band developed during a mid-1960s tour of Beirut, Kabul, New Dehli, Tehran, Cairo, and Tokyo. John Coltrane nurtured an interest in raga’s modal drones and rhythms and featured them explicitly on his tune “India.”
4 days ago · The founder, CEO and Artistic Director of The Duke Ellington Center For the Arts, a not for profit 501(C)(3) since 2007, she currently presents concerts with Tony Waag and his American Tap Dance Foundation, at Birdland and other venues based on the musical output from the Ellington catalog of almost 3,000 compositions.
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1 day ago · Readings and discussions will encompass African American music from spirituals and work songs to bebop and hip hop, from Duke Ellington to N.W.A., from Bessie Smith to Stevie Wonder, from James Reese Europe to Bob Marley, all of which will help us explore the rich set of meanings black music has held in the Americas for over four hundred years.
