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Zenobia Powell Perry, Faculty Emerita,
Central State University, 1982
Courtesy of Zenobia Powell Perry c. 1990 |
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| Darius Milhaud (center) at the University
of Wyoming, 1949, Zenobia Perry is on left. Courtesy of Zenobia
Powell Perry |
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| Donald Rosenberg, music critic for Cleveland's
Plain Dealer, championed Zenobia Perry in an article on the
front page of the newspaper's Arts & Living section |
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| Tenor Darryl Taylor outside the Paul Laurence
Dunbar House in Dayton, Ohio, following a recital of Zenobia
Perry's music. |
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| The first of many enthusiastic standing
ovations for Zenobia Powell Perry, during her 95th birthday
concert tour. |
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| At an elegant house concert in Cleveland,
the Price Duo -- pianist Deon Nielsen Price and clarinetist
Berkeley Price -- performed to raise money for a second recording
of Zenobia Perry's chamber and vocal music. |
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| The 95th Birthday Concert Tour for Zenobia
Powell Perry began with a concert in Cleveland's Trinity Cathedral;
pictured here are pianist John Crotty and the composer's daughter,
soprano Janis-Rozena Peri. |
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| Zenobia Powell Perry was honored by the
president of Central State University, Dr. John W. Garland,
at a special tea, commemorating her many decades of service
to the university. |
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| Composer Zenobia Powell Perry, with her
biographer, musicologist-composer Jeannie Pool. |
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| Here is a photo of Zenobia, taken at the
Paul Laurence Dunbar House in Dayton, Ohio, following a performance
of her song cycle set to his poems. |
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