Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Foundation
Daniel Labonne
SCTF Patron Daniel Labonne Writes About Community Embedded Arts
Daniel Labonne, an SCTF Patron and founder of the original Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Society back in the 1990s, has published a book, Empowering The Performer, which draws on his experience of setting up an arts organisation in Africa. Here Daniel Labonne describes ‘Six Reality Checks Behind A Book’, explaining how he came to set up a regional … Continue reading
Premiere of Thelma, review by SCTF patron Daniel Labonne
Daniel Labonne (previously Croydon SC-T Society artistic director) attended the premiere by Surrey Opera of Thelma at Croydon’s Fairfield Halls, and sent us this exclusive review. Continue reading
The Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Society in Croydon (1994-)
The Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Society was inaugurated in Croydon in 1994. It was founded (and then chaired) by Daniel Labonne, who at the time lived in that historic town, just south of London. The SCT Society was active for some ten years, and it was Daniel Labonne who then offered the inspiration to set up the Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Foundation in 2010; … Continue reading
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor on Google
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Articles from William J Zick’s Africlassical website
- John Malveaux: Surprised to learn that Our Weekly newspaper published my Black Music Month blog June 22, 2017
- NAACP Announces 108th National Convention ‘Steadfast and Immovable’ Coming To Baltimore July 22-26th June 21, 2017
- Talks at the Schomburg: Zines: Elaborate Disruption and Black Creativity: Tuesday, June 27 at 6:30 PM June 21, 2017
- Schomburg Center: Come out to "Bella: An American Tall Tale" and enjoy a special discount for the trip of a lifetime in Kirsten Childs' soulful and saucy new musical June 19, 2017
- The Daily Californian: ‘Ojai at Berkeley’ unites trailblazing musicians in celebration of diverse classical styles [Contralto Gwendolyn Brown in "Afterword, an opera"] June 19, 2017
