Equity & Justice Concert

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(c) KCWC 2020

Celebrate Black History Month in this special performance event in which the Kansas City Women’s Chorus joins forces with other community ensembles under the direction of Dr. Felicia Barber of Westfield State University. Dr. Barber is a passionate musician with strong research interests in diversity initiatives and the performance practice of African-American spirituals. Through our singing of spirituals and other significant songs of justice, we hope to amplify community through music, as well as give voice and insight to those issues and individuals who may not have a voice, as we continue to work for peace, unity, justice, and restoration. Featured choirs include the Kansas City Girls Choir (Ah’lee Robinson, director), Kansas City Kansas Community College Chamber Choir (John Stafford II, director), and Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Choir (Taylor Tracy, director).

Celebrate Black History Month in this special performance event in which the Kansas City Women’s Chorus joins forces with other community ensembles under the direction of Dr. Felicia Barber of Westfield State University. Dr. Barber is a passionate musician with strong research interests in diversity initiatives and the performance practice of African-American spirituals. Through our singing of spirituals and other significant songs of justice, we hope to amplify community through music, as well as give voice and insight to those issues and individuals who may not have a voice, as we continue to work for peace, unity, justice, and restoration. Featured choirs include the Kansas City Girls Choir (Ah’lee Robinson, director), Kansas City Kansas Community College Chamber Choir (John Stafford II, director), and Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Choir (Taylor Tracy, director).