Lift Every Voice: Community-Wide Sing-Along

The public is invited to blend their voices at the third NCMA community-wide sing-along, a gathering of soloists, ensembles, and other community participants.

The program, curated by Dr. Tiffany Bennett-Cornelous, includes spirituals, ring shouts, and music reflective of the civil rights movement of the 1950s and 1960s as well as the Black experience in the US. The contributions of local and regional music leaders of the time will also be celebrated.

This event includes American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation. Please note: This accommodation requires advance booking notice. If ASL interpretation is not requested at the time of purchase, interpreters will not be present on site during the event. All requests must be made by Thursday, June 26. If you have specific questions regarding ASL interpretation, contact Molly Hull.

SECU Auditorium has three wheelchair seats with companion seating nearby. To reserve a wheelchair seat, please contact Molly Hull.

Photo: Courtesy of Dr. Tiffany Bennett-Cornelous