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Award-winning composer Renée Baker presents ICHOR BLACK, based on the opera The Baldwin Chronicles: Negro Ideologies.
Tanya Lesinsky Carey is professor emeritus from Western Illinois University, past-President of SAA, and currently at Roosevelt CCPA.
Given in partial fulfillment for the Doctor of Musical Arts degree.
