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SUMMARY:Separate but Equal: How Two Traditions Built America’s Sound with Michael Shamosh
DESCRIPTION:FREE for members | $10 for non-members\nPart of the Renard Lecture Series \nAmerican music stands beside the European tradition as its equal\, but it comes from a completely different source–sound\, memory\, and lived experience. It grew along the corridor from Memphis to New Orleans\, carried by musicians like Mamie Smith\, Louis Armstrong\, and Bessie Smith\, who shaped a tradition we feel before we analyze. Join us as we follow that tradition from spirituals to blues to jazz. \nAbout the presenter: Michael Shamosh is a musician and historian of American music. He was known as “Sunnyside Slim\,” the harmonica player for the local band Sunnyside Slim and The Hudsons. Michael has been a chief investment strategist for brokerage firms\, and a manager of mutual funds and a hedge fund. He is a JCC member and lives in Irvington\, New York where he raised two sons with his wife Renee.
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