USC Thornton Chamber Singers: “The Negro Speaks of Rivers" by Margaret Bonds
The USC Thornton Chamber Singers perform “The Negro Speaks of Rivers" by Margaret Bonds in a virtual concert on June 4th, 2021.
Jo-Michael Scheibe, conductor.
Sky Lee, collaborative pianist.
Видео USC Thornton Chamber Singers: “The Negro Speaks of Rivers" by Margaret Bonds канала USC Thornton Choral Music
Jo-Michael Scheibe, conductor.
Sky Lee, collaborative pianist.
Видео USC Thornton Chamber Singers: “The Negro Speaks of Rivers" by Margaret Bonds канала USC Thornton Choral Music
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