Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. The music draws deeply on the gospel quartet tradition of the '50s and '60s, but ...

NEW YORK — As a pop singer in Japan, TiA landed a recording contract when she was 16. She released a single and an album when she was 17, and another single when she was 18. But she started burning ...

Gospel music has always offered hope in hard times and light in the dark, whether you're listening to it or like the Harlem Gospel Travelers, you're singing it yourself. The group has its roots in a ...

HARLEM, Manhattan (WABC) -- Gospel music is a beautiful part of African-American culture and it's had a profound effect on all types of music and people. That's particularly true when it comes to the ...

Performing contemporary gospel with a touch of jazz and blues, the internationally renowned Harlem Gospel Choir comes to the Western Connecticut State University Westside campus on Saturday, Dec. 16.

The closest subway stops for Harlem Gospel and Jazz Tours at Various Locations in New York City will depend on the specific location of the tour. However, here are a few general recommendations: 1. If ...

The Harlem Gospel Choir travels the globe with voices that reflect the renaissance of Harlem's culture and the American spirit of gospel, bringing people and nations together through its music and by ...

With their new album Rhapsody, the extraordinary vocalists Ifedayo Gatling, Dennis Bailey, and George Marage are able to fully explore the entire range of music that influenced them. The follow-up to ...

It is Saturday morning in Harlem, but, outside a townhouse on 126 th Street, it sounds like a Sunday. This is no storefront church but an institution that is preserving the great musical tradition of ...

Ifedayo Gatling remembers when he met the teacher who would change his life, musician Eli "Paperboy" Reed. IFEDAYO GATLING: I was so nervous because there was this star quality about him. Like, ...

The Voices of East Harlem went from community stages to the Isle of Wight Festival, blending the soul-cleansing power of Christian songs with R&B, funk and rock on “Right On Be Free.” By Robert M.