ERIC STRUBHAR & TYSSON OLVERSON How Did Music And Poetry Influence The Harlem Renaissance?

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ERIC STRUBHAR & TYSSON OLVERSON How Did Music And Poetry Influence The Harlem Renaissance?

Claude McKay Festus Claudius McKay Born Sept. 15, 1890 Grew up in Jamaica Came to America in 1912 Moved to New York in 1914

“If We Must Die”

Duke Ellington Edward Kennedy Ellington Born April 29,1899 Earned the nickname Duke from acting like a gentleman Raised as middle class in Washington, D.C

“Take The A Train”

Stevie Wonder Steveland Morris Born May 13, 1950 Saginaw, Michigan Born Blind Songwriter, Pianist, Singer

“I Wish – Isn’t She Lovely”

Works Cited ASSMGMS, prod. “Stevie Wonder I wish – Isn’t she lovely” Youtube. Youtube, 11 July, Web. 15 March, “Claude McKay.” The Biography Channel website Web. 11 March, “Duke Ellington.” The Biography Channel website Web. 11 March, “Duke Ellington Biography” The Official Site of Jazz Legend: Duke Ellington Web. 11 March,

Works Cited (cont.) "Google Images." Google Images. 15 March, mistacramer, prod. “ “If We Must Die” by Claude McKay” Youtube. Youtube, 1 November, Web. 15 March, Morrisoncoursevids, prod. “Duke Ellington, “Take the A Train”” Youtube. Youtube, 8 October, Web. 15 March, “Stevie Wonder.” The Biography Channel website Web. 15 March,

Works Cited (cont.) “Who is Claude McKay: Civil Rights Activist” YAHOO! 16 March, Web. 12 March, html