Clovice was featured on the Word Weavers show on the local public station KPFZ (88.1) on December 31, 2017. Carolyn Hawley conducted the interview, which covered a broad range of topics about Harlem Voices and the historical events that it addresses. Clovice described the inspiration that caused him to create the musical. Musical selections from the piece were also played during the interview.

I've really needed a blog that combines all the many things I do (and the many ways I do them) into an easy to use portal.

At: clovicelewis.com

You will find four categories 1) Sermons 2) Politics 3) Music, and 4) Musings

This is where I will post long political opinions that I have been abusing poor Facebook with from now on. It is also possible to read all of my many sermons written over the past 20 years, just in case you'd like to know what is in the mind of a heretical Agno-Atheist UU. There are other non-political writings, such as essays and poetry (under Musings). Last, but not least, the blog is where I will feature insight about my latest musical creations and provide special access to hundreds of pieces of music that I have composed.

Please make a habit of visiting clovicelewis.com. Stay for virtual cookies and milk, please leave your own thoughts, and share the blog with anyone you feel might benefit from dropping in also. Peace.

 Please go and download the latest "Summer" CD from Clovice A. Lewis, Jr. at https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/clovicealewisjr

Jazzical Music intends to:

• work with universities and colleges to develop powerful multimedia databases that allow for the electronic study and preservation of manuscripts and other source material for original music compositions
• encourage young people to become musicologists
• create software that other composers can use to organize and preserve their music
• develop programs that allow grade schools and high schools to gain access to high quality, inexpensive original music by modern composers
• make the music of modern composers more accessible to orchestras and other performance groups
• develop methodologies to minimize the devastating effect of software obsolescence on composers songwriters, and arrangers who need to migrate their music to different operating systems and programs every few years
• develop non-electronic means to preserve manuscripts and other source material for original music compositions
  
• train composers how to use software to preserve their own music
• create a network of cooperatives that serve the needs of composers, songwriters, and arrangers to preserve and publish their printed works

Let us know your thoughts about how these goals can be achieved. You are also invited to view the "Please Donate" page of this website for more information.