Spirituals, created by the enslaved on plantations in the American South and sung by protesters and worshipers today, powerfully combine emotions of despair, hope, anger, and promise and include songs of protest and deliverance.
Go Down Moses is a concert and visual presentation that features soul-stirring renditions of classics, including “Swing Low, Sweet Chariot,” “Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child,” “Wade in the Water”, and many other melodious gems.
“I’m gonna lay down my burden…down by the riverside.”
American Negro Spiritual
PROGRAM DURATION: 45 Minutes
African American Culture, American History, Civil Rights, Community/Student Activism , Non-violence, Social Justice, Arts & Humanities
Director, Institute for Inclusion and Equity
“Excellent presentation, thank you.”
Director, Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
“Thank you for coming to our campus and sharing the message of unity and diversity with our campus community."
Director, Diversity Equity and Inclusion
“Audience members are still raving about the performance!"