About Harlem Voices©
Clicking on the button below will take you to the special website devoted totally to Harlem Voices©. There, you will learn everything there is to know about the piece (MP3 recordings, scores, about the book, interviews, etc.) . Harlem Voices© is a sensational 1920s-era musical that explores present-day issues of racism, LGBTQ issues, inept leadership, African-American military service in WWI, and racial profiling (among many other issues). It is about a brilliant young black vocalist who was traumatized by the Rosewood, FL massacre of her family members by the KKK. She is conflicted by falling in love with a white patron of the racially segregated club where she works in Harlem called the Black Jay Club. I wrote the “book” (play), libretto, and music... the entire creative product.
NEW!! The Harlem Voices© Training Project
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The Harlem Voices© Training Project (HVTP) is an exciting new program that teaches about racism and how to counter oppression using a transformative and embodied approach. The vehicle for instruction is the Harlem Voices musical, which offers rich and varied ways to engage the subject; through listening to songs, performing them, reading the book, and enacting the play.
Because the Harlem Voices© musical offers such fertile ground for experiential and transformative learning, the HTVP is composed of several components that interact with, and enhance, each other:
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Clovice Lewis, creator of Harlem Voices©, talks about his music.
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Harlem Voices© Store
This is where you can purchase the Book, Scores, Parts, and Merchandise for Harlem Voices©. (Empty for the time being, pending Copyright registration).