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• In 1932, he began a four-year stint as assistant conductor of the noted Hall Johnson Choir.
• It may be genetic : Uggams'own mother had been a Cotton Club dancer and her dad briefly sang with the Hall Johnson Choir.
• Also in 1939, the Hall Johnson Choir was featured in the soundtrack of the Frank Capra film, " Lost Horizon ".
• In 1914 Weir and Jeter expanded once again and formed the American String Quartet by dropping pianist Olyve and adding violinists Joseph Lymos and Hall Johnson.
• In 1931 she exhibited a bust of Hall Johnson in the Museum of Western Art in Moscow and the work was purchased for the Pushkin Museum there.
• In time, however, he became more interested in choral music, forming the Hall Johnson Negro Choir, the first of many choral ensembles, in 1925.
• Five of the survivors, Dorothy Goins Hosey, Arnett Goins, Wilson Hall, Margie Hall Johnson and Robie Mortin, are represented by Richard Ryles, a Florida lawyer.
• It features a band that included James P . Johnson on piano, Joe Smith on cornet, as well as the Hall Johnson Choir with some thrilling harmonies at the end.
• Like his mentor, Hall Johnson, he was dedicated to preserving the authenticity of the rural black voice : the way black people sang in church or while working in the fields.
• In 1951, the Hall Johnson Choir was selected by the United States Department of State to represent the United States at the International Festival of Fine Arts held in Berlin, Germany.
• Subsequent concert tours included Ethel Waters, Willie Bryant, Timmie Rogers, the Katherine Dunham Company, the Hall Johnson Choir, Mary Lou Williams, Lillian Fitzgerald, the Three Poms.
• Hairston came to Hollywood in 1935 as the assistant conductor for the Hall Johnson choir, which had been hired to sing in the black-cast film " The Green Pastures ."
• He sang with the Hall Johnson Choir in Harlem for a time but was nearly fired from the all black choir because he had difficulty with the rural dialects that were used in some of the songs.
• It is played a number of times in the 1936 film " Banjo on My Knee " by Walter Brennan and is sung as a major production number by the Hall Johnson Choir as Barbara Stanwyck looks on.
• Gifted composers including Edward Boatner, Margaret Bonds, William Dawson, Nathaniel Dett, Hall Johnson, Camille Nickerson, Florence Price and John Work expanded the art-song repertory, yet most of them are known for their arrangements of spirituals.
• Hall Johnson and his choir became renowned through their participation in the 1930 Broadway production of Marc Connelly's " The Green Pastures " as well as in national and international tours of the play, radio versions, the 1936 film adaptation, and Hallmark Hall of Fame television broadcasts.
• In addition to his theatrical work, Johnson wrote the Easter cantata " Son of Man ", which premiered at New York's City Center in 1946, the same year that the Hall Johnson Choir sang on Walt Disney's " Song of the South ."
• He diverged from Bradford's work, however, in enlarging the role of the character " De Lawd " ( God ), played on stage by Richard B . Harrison ( 1864 1935 ) . " The Green Pastures " also featured numerous African American spirituals arranged by Hall Johnson and performed by The Hall Johnson Choir.
• He diverged from Bradford's work, however, in enlarging the role of the character " De Lawd " ( God ), played on stage by Richard B . Harrison ( 1864 1935 ) . " The Green Pastures " also featured numerous African American spirituals arranged by Hall Johnson and performed by The Hall Johnson Choir.
• He had to shed his Boston accent and relearn the country speech of his parents and grandparents . ( Johnson had reportedly told him, " We're singing ain't and cain't and you're singing shahn't and cahn't and they don't mix in a spiritual . " ) The Hall Johnson Choir performed in many Broadway shows including " Green Pastures ."