What Does Gospel Music Have To Do With Black History

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Feb. 20, 2021 - PRLog -- Gospel Music was created as a coping mechanism to deal with the circumstances the slaves found themselves in. They used their ability to sing and hum as a way of sending messages to one another and to confuse their slave masters.

In honor of celebrating Black History, the Old Dillard Foundation presented two music videos to celebrate the past while creating the present and building the future.

The gospel concert  premiered on February 28, at 7pm  featuring Ryneil Atkins and the Traveling QC's on www.facebook/odfhouse. Ryneil Atkins and the Traveling QC's  are one of hottest gospel quartet groups in South Florida they will be performing songs that will have your heart jumping, your hands clapping and your feet stomping. Please view on YouTube: https://youtu.be/j0v960gM-_A



The video production of "Hallelujah" premiered highlighted scenes: The Drummers Line, It Ain't So Amazing, Harriet Still Speaks and the Celebration of Freedom aired on February 27 at 7pm on www.facebook/odfhouse.  The scenes that are shown will have you on the edge of your seats leaving you hungry, thirsty and wanting for more. You may question why,  but most of all it will leave you at peace with the understanding that the fight for freedom must continue. Please view on YouTube. https://youtu.be/c-ybEC9kSx8

Funding Arts Broward is the major sponsor for these productions. Funding Arts Broward  supports innovative local visual and performing arts in Broward County, Florida.

For more information on The Old Dillard Foundation and any of their events you can visit the website at http://www.olddillardfoundation.org also make sure you visit us on our YouTube page.

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