Draft:Frederick Douglas Hall
Frederick Douglas Hall music director, teacher, and conposer
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Frederick Douglass Hall
Hall graduated with a B.A. from Morehouse College, received a Teachers Diploma and M.M. from Chicago Musical College, and an M.A. and Ed. D. from Columbia University.[1]
Hall chaired the music departments at Jackson College in Mississippi, Dillard University in Louisiana, Alabama State Teachers College, and at Clark College in Atlanta, Georgia.[1] He researched Afro-American music and West African music.[1] His compositions and arrangements include: "Deliverance" - an oratorio, "Afro-American Religious Work Songs: A Cycle", and six volumes of arrangements for men, women, and combinations of genders.[1] He received an honorary Doctorate from Rust College in Mississippi.[1]
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