GlassSolomon Videos

The Liberated Chanteuse was written and performed by Stephanie Glass Solomon for Take-A-Hike for Cancer Research. Her two benefit shows in 1996 and 1997 included narratives about older women as well as songs expressing various aspects of wisdom and age. The centerpiece of the work was the poem "In the Hospital" by Patricia Goedicke, put to music by Gary Nesteruk and combined with Arthur Schwartzs classic tune, "Alone Together." This video is an excerpt from that piece. The two concerts ...

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Stephanie Glass Solomon This performance, by Antioch University Los Angeles professor and vocalist Stephanie Glass Solomon, is from an educational concert, Jazz, Gender, and Justice, first performed at the Visual and Performing Arts Center, California State University Northridge, September 14 and 16, 2000. This piece focuses on the worldwide exploitation of children and young women in factories, particularly in maquiladoras. The spoken-word introduction tells about a mother who, while ...

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Stephanie Glass Solomon This performance, by Antioch University Los Angeles professor and vocalist Stephanie Glass Solomon, is from an educational concert, Jazz, Gender, and Justice, first performed at the Visual and Performing Arts Center, California State University Northridge, September 14 and 16, 2000. Incarceration is one of 10 social topics explored in this activist concert. All topics were integrated into classroom studies to provoke critical thinking. The work raise the question ...

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Stephanie Glass Solomon/ Stephanie Solomon This performance, by Antioch University Los Angeles professor and vocalist Stephanie Glass Solomon, is from an educational concert, Jazz, Gender, and Justice, first performed at the Visual and Performing Arts Center, California State University Northridge, September 14 and 16, 2000. "Refugees" is one of 10 social topics explored in this activist concert. All topics were integrated into classroom studies to provoke critical thinking. "Refugees" asks ...

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