PAM AND DR. JAMES JOHNSON
The New Pittsburgh Courier has learned that on Thursday, May 29, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra Associate Conductor Jacob Joyce, along with the Afro-American Music Institute’s Dr. James Johnson, will host an evening of eclectic chamber music at St. James AME Church, 444 Lincoln Ave., East Liberty.
The event is free. Doors open at 6 p.m.
The event will feature the PSO’s Paul J. Ross Fellowship musicians as well, as attendees will experience the profound contribution and influence of African American culture on classical music.
There will also be an exhibit by Candace Burgess entitled, “I Too Play: Unveiling the History of Black Classical Musicians in Pittsburgh.”
Reserving your seats prior to the event is strongly suggested. Visit the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra website to reserve tickets, or visit pittsburghsymphony.org/calendar
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