Directed by Eduardo Montes-Bradley, Black Fiddlers traces the personal and family stories of violin players of African descent in New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia, Texas, Missouri, and as far as Oregon during the Indian Wars and the Gold Rush. Inspired by the legacy of Joe & Odell Thompson, film director Montes-Bradley invited performers Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson from the Carolina Chocolate Drops, and old-time fiddler Earl White to reconstruct three hundred years of Black music with the help of local historians, academics, and award-winning authors like Kip Lornell and John J. Sullivan.
Description
Details
| Volunteers should be between the ages of 10 and 100. | |
| Is Family Friendly | |
| Register by Mar 8, 2025 | |
| Is Not Outdoors | |
| Is Wheelchair Accessible |
Location
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14 Wharfside Street
Charleston, SC 29401 |
