# Undine Smith Moore
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Undine Eliza Anna Smith Moore (25 August 1904 – 6 February 1989), the "Dean of Black Women Composers," was an American composer and professor of music in the twentieth century. Moore was originally trained as a classical pianist, but developed a compositional output of mostly vocal music—her preferred genre. Much of her work was inspired by black spirituals and folk music.
Review of the Nursing and Midwifery Council, Black market weight loss drugs, Composer Undine Smith Moore
Former Chief Prosecutor Nazir Afzal speaks to Nuala McGovern about his independent culture review of the Nursing and Midwifery Council, which is the independent regulator for nurses and midwifes in the UK. The report is highly critical, finding that a "dysfunctional culture" at the council has "th…
Undine Smith Moore: Songs
Undine Smith Moore (1904-1989) was a classical pianist who trained at several prestigious universities, and despite her professors urging her to become a professional, she chose to become a public school music teacher and professor. She preferred to compose vocal music; her songs have a sweep and l…
Gospel Composers: Undine Smith Moore
In this Episode it's all about The Gospel Composers and I feature the Composer, Undine Smith Moore. I talk about the composer and list some of her songs. God loves you, Jesus Christ is the only way.
The Rondelle55's Old School Music Review Podcast Theme music is the song, "Dreams Novela" by Rondel…
Rosephanye Powell and Betty Jackson King: Songs (ft. Sonya Baker)
On this episode we focus on some songs of Rosephanye Powell and Betty Jackson King, both amazing women with some fabulous songs to their credit. All of these songs are sure to be accessible and exciting to audiences, while offering enough challenge to performers to make their songs worth digging in…
“Urgency and Patience” - Dr. Matt Brown’s Sermon from Sunday, March 23, 2025 - Isaiah 55:1-9 and Luke 13:1-9
“Urgency and Patience” - Dr. Matt Brown’s Sermon from Sunday, March 23, 2025 - Isaiah 55:1-9 and Luke 13:1-9
Anthem - We Shall Walk through the Valley arr. Undine Smith Moore - Chancel Choir
About South Mecklenburg Presbyterian Church
South Mecklenburg Presbyterian Church is an inclusive, vibran…
The Joy of Classical Music – Ep 112 - The Music of Ideology, Imperialism, Politics, Protest and Agitation - 21-07-2025
Episode 112 of the Joy of Classical Music revisits Episode 77, The Music of Ideology, Imperialism, Politics, Protest and Agitation and in part 2 we continue exploring a style of music designed to inflame our senses and arouse our passions.
Hayley Westenra - God Defend New Zealand
Risen from the R…
Melvin Gibbs (Big Ears Festival Performer)
Bassist Melvin Gibbs has played on many seminal records you’re very familiar with, and likely many you aren’t, almost 200 in total. Some of his better-known work includes playing with drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson, guitarist Sonny Sharrock, as well as Rollins Band, and Arto Lindsay. Although havin…
Episode 275: The Duality of HBCU Musicians with Dr. Craig Robertson
As much as we would love it to not be the case, Americans still see Black Musicians and make certain assumptions. Black Choir? It must be gospel? Black Band? It must be high steppers and baton twirlers. The issue is not these proud musical traditions. The issue is the box that stereotypes put peopl…
“Peace be with you”, April 12th, 2026
The Rev. Dr. Jessica Chicka preaches a sermon on John 20:19–31 “Peace be with you”. The Marsh Chapel Choir performs “O decus apostolicum” by Tomas Luis de Victoria and "I believe this is Jesus" arranged by Undine Smith Moore.Subscribe to our YouTube channel: @MarshChapelMedia Watch Sunday mornin…
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