February
16
AFRICAN-AMERICAN VOICES: OUR LEGACY IN WORD AND SONG- AMERICOLOR OPERA ALLIANCE
The Americolor Opera Alliance celebrates American music and culture by presenting opera stories or librettos based upon American and Afro-centric culture and experiences. It offers performance experiences and opportunities for classically trained professional and amateur artists; particularly, but not exclusively, from the Greater Atlanta area. Americolor Opera is devoted to educating young audiences about the genre of opera. The company also offers internships to selected performers. This piece celebrate African-American History through music, narration and scenes that depict African-American culture and artistry. It is one of song, poetry, dance and great stories of struggle and achievement.
POSSE PHOTOS:
Isabel and Layla
Lucy, Layla and Isabel
Angelou Ezeilo
Dr. Sharon J. Willis and drummers
African Spirit
Nobody Knows De Trouble
Auction Block
African Slave
Spoken Word- Plantation Life
Wade in De Watuh
Black Moses, Let My People Go
Black Moses- Let My People Go (Harriet Tubman)
Black Moses, Let My People Go
Dramatization, Mother to Son
Trio, Whatever Lord, Willis
Madame CJ Walker
Madame CJ Walker
The Protest- MLK
Finale – Battle Hymn of The Republic
The Protest
The Protest
The Protest
Intensify The Struggle
The Protest
The Protest
KIDS OPERA & ART POSSE 
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