This talk will address the larger Atlantic World context of the explosive political crisis in parts of British North America in the year 1774 in the wake of resistance to the Tea Act. Questions about the future of independent Indigenous peoples, African Atlantic enslavement, and the very constitution of government itself all threatened to engulf […]

Part of Keene State College’s Perspectives in Diverse Classical Music salon series, the public is invited to bring a bag lunch while listening to music. Keene State student soprano, Iris Rojas, presents a short lecture and recital that will showcase works by African-American composers Florence Price, Moses Hogan and Hall Johnson, in addition to composers […]