Gospel Revisited ProjectWith University Big Band and Philharmonic OrchestraSaturday 16 June 7.30pmVenue: Elgar Concert Hall, The BramallRay Prince artistic
Gospel Revisited Project seeks to celebrate the history, heritage and influence of gospel music, through careful re-imagination and rearrangement of both classic and contemporary scores.
Our latest project is the Midlands Gospel Music Preservation Project (MGMP).
This project will collect, archive and preserve precious items and memories, linked to Midlands Gospel Music, for us all.
Funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, this important 15-month archival project will document and celebrate the glory of Midlands Gospel Music history and heritage.
The project seeks to creates a common archive for Midlands Gospel Music memorabilia, to ensure that future generations can discover the voices, creativity, community and culture behind the music.
Gospel Revisited ProjectWith University Big Band and Philharmonic OrchestraSaturday 16 June 7.30pmVenue: Elgar Concert Hall, The BramallRay Prince artistic
Gospel Revisited ProjectWith University Big Band and Philharmonic OrchestraSaturday 16 June 7.30pm Venue: Elgar Concert Hall, The Bramall.
Gospel Revisited Project
With University Big Band and Philharmonic Orchestra...
Gospel Revisited Project
With University Big Band and Philharmonic Orchestra...
Gospel Revisited Project
With University Big Band and Philharmonic Orchestra...
Founder Ray Prince MMus, PgDip created Gospel Revisited Project, driven by his love, passion and personal experiences of the genre.
Ray wanted to honour gospel innovators through the revisiting of the music, which has been so impactful for the music industry in general, but more specifically for the Black Caribbean diaspora and culture.
He is supported in his mission to bring gospel to the masses, in new and imaginative ways, by respected composer Jonathan Silk.
Gospel Revisited Project has paid tribute to inspirational gospel pioneers in a variety of prestigious venues across Birmingham, including B:Music (Birmingham Town & Symphony Hall), the Midlands Arts Centre and Bramall Music Building.
The project has thrilled diverse audiences of hundreds across the Midlands, whilst honouring the memory of many amazing iconic lyricists and artists.
