May 20, 2013
 |
Ain't Misbehavin'
Keeping the Harlem Renaissance alive
by Sally Mitani
posted 12/1/2011
Ain't Misbehavin' is a sizzling, lively tribute to Fats Waller and Harlem between the world wars, where music, dance, art, and literature bloomed in a brief and beautiful kind of Camelot. A lot of the luminaries who passed through that neighborhood, like Langston Hughes and Paul Robeson, left serious, game-changing artistry in their wake. Fats Waller
Arts and Entertainment reviews and news.
>> BlogsJack Ridl & Chris Dombrowski
A poet and his student
Stravinsky Meets Schoenberg
L'Histoire du Soldat and Pierrot Lunaire
Grant-Lee Phillips Evolves
Troubadour channels his native heritage.
Shinyribs (Kev Russell)
Roots sounds and verbal acrobatics
Variations on a Death Waltz
Exploring a Beethoven conundrum
Cobblestone Farm Spring Fling
Animals, living history, and s'mores
Troubadour channels his native heritage.
Shinyribs (Kev Russell)
Roots sounds and verbal acrobatics
Variations on a Death Waltz
Exploring a Beethoven conundrum
Cobblestone Farm Spring Fling
Animals, living history, and s'mores
©1998-2013 Ann Arbor Observer - All Rights Reserved