THREE ON 3 MUSIC
Three on 3 Music
Events
Saturday, February 13, 2021 - 11AM - 2:30 PM EST
Three on 3: 5th Annual Celebration of the Negro Spiritual - Facebook Live/YouTube Live
11:00AM - 12:00PM EST: The History of the Negro Spiritual
Moderator: Vinroy D. Brown - Westminster Choir College
Panelist: Dr. Uzee Brown - Morehouse College
12:15PM - 1:15PM EST: Exploring the Solo Spiritual
Moderator: Dr. Louise Toppin - University of Michigan
Panelists: Dr. Darryl Taylor, University of California - Irvine
Dr. Lori Hicks - Kentucky State University
Robert Sims - Northern Illinois University
Amber Merritt - University of Michigan Master's Student - NATS Hall Johnson Spiritual Competition Winner
1:30PM - 2:30PM EST: New Perspectives of the Negro Spiritual
Moderator: Dr. Brandon Waddles - Wayne State Univeristy
Panelists: B. E. Boykin, Spelman College
Dr. Brandon Boyd - University of Missouri
Dr. Jason Max Ferdinand - Oakwood University
Dr. Marques L. A. Garrett - University of Nebraska - Lincoln
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Past Events
Friday, January 31 - Sunday, February 2, 2020
Three on 3 Celebrates the African American Spiritual: Singing Her Songs
SINGING HER SONGS: Exploring the Choral Works of African American Women Composers with Vinroy D. Brown, Conductor
Workshop Rehearsals - Fridy and Saturday are held at Convent Avenue Baptist Chuch
Free Concert - Sunday, February 2, 2020 @ 3PM - St. Philip's Episcopal Church
Registration: $45 includes music, breakfast and lunch
Please click link for Registration
Additional Information contact: Patricia Pates Eaton 212.289.8096 or threeon3music@gmail.com
Sunday, February 16, 2020 at 3 PM
Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church
Three on 3 Celebrates The Concert Solo Spiritual
The Spiritual As A Solo Art Song
featuring : Jasmine Muhammad, Soprano
Patrice P. Eaton, Mezzo-Soprano
George Johnson lll, Tenor
Wayne Arthur Paul, Baritone
Kyle P. Walker, Piano
Sunday, April 19, 2020 at 3PM - Postponed due to COVID-19
Mount Morris Ascenion Presbyterian Church
Three on 3: I Got Life, A Tribute to Nina Simone
Ramona Dunlap,who been highlighted as a “sultry songstress” by ‘The Washington Post Weekend', will be doing her tribute to the late artist, Nina Simone.
Tickets: $20
Past Artists
Our Past Artists have included:
Lauren Flanigan,Soprano, Metroplitan Opera/New York City Opera/Music and Mentoring House
Brandie Sutton, Soprano, Metropolitan Opera/Seattle Opera
Justin M. Austin, Baritone, Metroplitan Opera/Bayerische Staatsoper
Chauncey Packer, Tenor, Metropolitan Opera/ La Scala. Milan
Bernard D. Holcomb, Tenor, Seattle Opera/Lyric Opera of Chicago
Adrienne Danrich, Soprano, Cincinnati Opera/Lyric Opera of Chicago
Brittany R. Robinson, Soprano, Metroplitan Opera/Opera San Jose
Heather Hill, Grand Théâtre de Genève/ Phantom of the Opera
Phil Bingham, Pianist
Kyle P. Walker, Pianist
Christopher Cooley, Pianist
Robert Sims, Clinican and Baritone
Akua Dixon, Cellist and Composer
Nkeiru Okoye, Composer
ABOUT
About
Three on 3 Music
ABOUT
Three on 3 Music was created to bring live music to the Mount Morris Historic District and the surrounding Harlem community. We present concerts on the third Sundays from October to May at 3 PM, except December. The offerings include jazz, opera, gospel, musical theater and spoken word.
All concerts will be held at the Mount Morris Ascension Presbyterian Church at 122nd Street at Mount Morris Park West (Fifth Ave.)
For further information contact: Patricia Eaton, 212-289-8096 or threeon3music@gmail.com
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About
Patricia Pates Eaton, Founder
Patricia Pates Eaton, a native of Chicago, Illinois, Co-Founder of the Brooklyn Ecumenical Chorus of Bedford Stuyvesant, Co- Producer/Founder of Three on 3 Music-a Harlem Music Series, former Principal Conductor of the All City High School Chorus, formerly coordinated vocal music at Wadleigh Secondary School for the Arts and Martin Van Buren High School and formerly conducted the Girls Choir of Harlem. She received her Bachelor of Music from Chicago Musical College in Roosevelt University, Chicago, Illinois and Master of Arts from Columbia University. Mrs. Eaton sang with the Metropolitan Opera Association, the New York Philharmonic, Alvin Ailey Dance Theatre, American Opera Society, the Opera Orchestra of New York; Rome Opera, Theatre de Westerns in Berlin, toured with the Robert de Cormier Singers and the Howard Roberts Chorale. She has conducted award winning choirs in Chicago and New York City that participated in concerts, television broadcasts and recordings. As minister of music for churches in New York City, the choirs that she conducted were featured on two different radio stations simultaneously.
Mrs. Eaton moved to New York City to work at the National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students where she created the Mississippi Project, traveling throughout that state during the 1960‘s interviewing and directing students to colleges and universities in northern states where they would receive financial aid and a quality education. Later she became the Associate Director of the Cooperative Program for Educational Opportunity at Yale University. Patricia traveled throughout the south to coordinate the scholarship awards for the Congress of Racial Equality. As a New York City educator, Mrs. Eaton collaborated on the Curriculum Frameworks Arts and Humanities Committee and the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee on the Arts. She also worked with Dorothy Maynor as the registrar of the Harlem School of the Arts.
The Eaton family moved to the Mount Morris Historic District in 1980 and immediately began to collaborate with neighbors to advocate for the improvement of the district. This organization became the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association. Mrs. Eaton was president of the organization for fifteen years. Under her leadership the organization actively lobbied for the rebuilding of the “ruins” , a city block of damaged property that became middle income condominiums, the revitalization of Marcus Garvey Park, the renovation of the Harlem Library, contributed funds and materials to PS 144, sponsored concerts and informational community meetings.
Patricia Pates Eaton has been the recipient of awards from the City Council of the City of New York, the New York State Assembly, the Music Educators Association of New York City, North Manhattan Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Bridge Street AWME Church, the Mount Morris Park Improvement Association, the All Stars Project and was nominated Long Island University “Teacher of the Year”
Mrs. Eaton is a member of the Board of Directors of the Mount Morris Park Community Improvement Association, the National Association of Choral Directors, American Guild of Musical Artists, a Diamond Life Member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. and the NAACP.
CONTACT US
ADDRESS
Three on 3 Music
365 West 120th Street
New York, NY 10027
TEL
212.289.8096