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Carnegie Hall: A Celebration of the African American Cultural Legacy WebsiteCarnegie Hall: A Celebration of the African American Cultural Legacy Website
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Carnegie Hall: A Celebration of the African American Cultural Legacy

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Trace the history of African American music from 1600-2000 and examine the styles, influences, artists and listen to samples presented by Carnegie Hall.

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african american culture

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african american music, african american traditions, history of african american music, music

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