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| Barbara
Martin
(email to update your profile)
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| Profile
last updated: 07/27/02 |
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Address:
Detroit Public Library, 5201 Woodward Ave, Detroit, MI 48202 |
County:
Wayne |
Phone
(w): 313-833-1467 |
Phone
(h): 313-921-1719 |
Fax:
313-833-3310 |
E-mail:
bemartin@detroit.lib.mi.us
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| Academic
Affiliation: U. of Michigan; Wayne State U. |
| Non-academic
affiliation: - |
| Degree:
Master of Music |
| Major:
Performance |
| Minor:
Archival Administration |
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| Specialization
areas: Area
Studies: African American Performin Arts/Artists-Voice: Classical,
Gospel, Jazz, Choral, Musical Theatre; Oral History; Conservation/Cultural
Heritage; Preservation |
| Implementing
projects as: Consultant/Planner, Presenter/Panelist, Project Evaluator |
| Project
types: Live Events Exhibitions, School Projects, Media, New Technology |
| Areas
willing to participate: Planning Projects, Developing Projects,
Research |
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Past
experience: among others, proposal writer for:
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Community music school music technology lab. Funded by City of
Det. Empowerment Zone
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Detroit Public Library Detroit 300 Project: Proposal funded, not
used.
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Community Music School Jazz Faculty Performance: Funded by Detroit
Cultural Affairs (Mini-Grant).
Write,
Implement, Administer 5yr/$50,000+per Art Centered Education grant:
collaborates with 3 Detroit area cultural organizations to provide
arts enhancements to 5 Detroit Public Schools.
Coordinate
DPL CD-Rom project including conception,research,writing,editing
and material selection: funded by Wayne RESA
Team
member - NEA funded grant proposal for DPL's Roland Hayes Gala weekend
(March 2001).
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| Suggestions
for public humanities projects:
E.
Azalia Hackley Collection 60th Anniversary Celebration - 2003 yearlong
celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the E. Azalia Hackley
Collection of the Detroit Public Library. Created to document the
contributions of Blacks to the Performing Arts, the Hackley Collection
was the first archive of its kind. The celebration would consist
of a series of performances, lecture/panels, and exhibits that reflect
the holdings of the Collection. Two traveling exhibits to mounted
are: To Sidney, with love: celebrating the career of Sidney Poitier
(photographic), and The E. Azalia Hackley Collection: the Kurtz
Myers years. The latter exhibit will document the acquistions for
the Collection made between 1954 - 1971 by DPL Music Department
Head: Kurtz Myers. Rare items include: The photographs of Carl Van
Vechten and Barbara Morgan (dance), WPA Federal Theatre productions
by Negro actors, and Kurtz Myers corresdence with many celebrated
artists of the day (Sol Hurok, Marion Anderson, Eubie Blake, Alvin
Ailey, Roland Hayes, Carl Van Vechten). Audience: General Public
through the state library system. Location: Detroit and statewide.
Michigan
Artists Jazz Festival - Collaborate with SEMJA (Southeastern Michigan
Jazz Association) and JAM (Jazz Alliance of Michigan) to create
a festival involving Detroit and Michigan based artists, educators
and historians in performances,lecture/panels, workshops and master
classes. Audience(statewide): aspiring jazz musicians young and
old as participants and the general public as audience. Location:
Art Center Music School, and Historic Fort Wayne, Detroit.
I.Suzuki
Strings Program
II.Gospel Music Proficiency Certificate Program (Keyboard)
III. Pan (Steel) Drum Yard & Instructional Program
Design curriculums for I - III as a complement to traditional Western
European music instruction. Audience: Metropolitan Detroit area
residents. Location: Art Center Music School Detroit MI.
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