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SUMMARY:Music Talk | An Oral History of Alice Coltrane at Museum of Contemporary Art
DESCRIPTION:Vocalist Michelle Coltrane\, daughter of Alice Coltrane\, and harpist Brandee Younger come together for An Oral History of Alice Coltrane. Part conversation\, part performance\, the event features oral histories and biographical stories of Alice Coltrane interwoven with performances and demonstrations from Brandee Younger\, bringing the stories to life. \nThrough creative works and masterful performances\, Alice Coltrane’s pioneering practice has changed the music world. She grew up playing music in her Baptist church\, and by the 1950s established herself as a proficient bebop pianist in the Detroit scene. She met John Coltrane in 1963 and was his primary musical collaborator until his death in 1967. Prolific in her creation\, Alice’s innovative style incorporated both gospel and jazz\, leading to iconic works like Journey in Satchidananda (one of Rolling Stone’s 500 greatest albums). Once a profound musician\, beloved spiritual leader\, and pragmatic businesswoman\, Alice Coltrane is now remembered as deeply giving human\, known for her emphasis on charity work\, education\, and spiritual guidance. \nMCA Music Talks pair powerhouse musicians with artists\, activists\, writers\, and thinkers to take on big ideas in art and culture. These intimate evenings of performance and conversation reveal art world anecdotes\, shared ideas\, and creative inspirations. \nThis program is organized by Laura Paige Kyber\, Assistant Curator of Performance\, in partnership with The John & Alice Coltrane Home. \nEnglish CART Captioning and ASL are provided. \nFor Tickets: https://visit.mcachicago.org/events/music-talk-an-oral-history-of-alice-coltrane/
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LOCATION:Museum of Contemporary Art\, 220 E Chicago Ave\, Chicago\, 60611\, United States
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SUMMARY:Music Talk | An Oral History of Alice Coltrane at MCA
DESCRIPTION:Vocalist Michelle Coltrane\, daughter of Alice Coltrane\, and harpist Brandee Younger come together for An Oral History of Alice Coltrane. Part conversation\, part performance\, the event features oral histories and biographical stories of Alice Coltrane interwoven with performances and demonstrations from Brandee Younger\, bringing the stories to life. \nThrough creative works and masterful performances\, Alice Coltrane’s pioneering practice has changed the music world. She grew up playing music in her Baptist church\, and by the 1950s established herself as a proficient bebop pianist in the Detroit scene. She met John Coltrane in 1963 and was his primary musical collaborator until his death in 1967. Prolific in her creation\, Alice’s innovative style incorporated both gospel and jazz\, leading to iconic works like Journey in Satchidananda (one of Rolling Stone’s 500 greatest albums). Once a profound musician\, beloved spiritual leader\, and pragmatic businesswoman\, Alice Coltrane is now remembered as deeply giving human\, known for her emphasis on charity work\, education\, and spiritual guidance. \nMCA Music Talks pair powerhouse musicians with artists\, activists\, writers\, and thinkers to take on big ideas in art and culture. These intimate evenings of performance and conversation reveal art world anecdotes\, shared ideas\, and creative inspirations. \nThis program is organized by Laura Paige Kyber\, Assistant Curator of Performance\, in partnership with The John & Alice Coltrane Home. \nEnglish CART Captioning and ASL are provided. \nhttps://visit.mcachicago.org/events/music-talk-an-oral-history-of-alice-coltrane/
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LOCATION:Museum of Contemporary Art\, 220 E Chicago Ave\, Chicago\, 60611\, United States
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SUMMARY:An Oral History of Alice Coltrane at MCA
DESCRIPTION:Vocalist Michelle Coltrane\, daughter of Alice Coltrane\, and harpist Brandee Younger come together for An Oral History of Alice Coltrane. Part conversation\, part performance\, the event features oral histories and biographical stories of Alice Coltrane interwoven with performances and demonstrations from Brandee Younger\, bringing the stories to life. \nThrough creative works and masterful performances\, Alice Coltrane’s pioneering practice has changed the music world. She grew up playing music in her Baptist church\, and by the 1950s established herself as a proficient bebop pianist in the Detroit scene. She met John Coltrane in 1963 and was his primary musical collaborator until his death in 1967. Prolific in her creation\, Alice’s innovative style incorporated both gospel and jazz\, leading to iconic works like Journey in Satchidananda (one of Rolling Stone’s 500 greatest albums). Once a profound musician\, beloved spiritual leader\, and pragmatic businesswoman\, Alice Coltrane is now remembered as deeply giving human\, known for her emphasis on charity work\, education\, and spiritual guidance. \nMCA Music Talks pair powerhouse musicians with artists\, activists\, writers\, and thinkers to take on big ideas in art and culture. These intimate evenings of performance and conversation reveal art world anecdotes\, shared ideas\, and creative inspirations. \nThis program is organized by Laura Paige Kyber\, Assistant Curator of Performance\, in partnership with The John & Alice Coltrane Home. \nEnglish CART Captioning and ASL are provided. \nhttps://visit.mcachicago.org/events/music-talk-an-oral-history-of-alice-coltrane/
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