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Motown and the Civil Rights Movement

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Program Categories
Music, Historical Programs and Characters, Educational Programs

Audience Age
high school, college, adult

Description

What effects did Motown's popularity as "The Sound of Young America" have on the Civil Rights Movement? This multimedia program traces the development of--and interconnections between the burgeoning popularity of The Motown Sound and the Civil Rights Movement. Why was Motown's music so popular during the 1960s--and why has Motown remained so popular to this day? Find out in this entertaining and enlightening multimedia lecture.

Fee
$500. fee is negotiable

Group Size
25+

Program Length
75-90 minutes

Facility Requirements
podium & microphone, DVD player & monitor, two 8-foot tables, access to electrical outlet

Last Modified
10/27/2009

Recent Library/School Appearances by Tom Ingrassia Productions

Gale Free Library
Holden, MA
 508-829-0228

Performer’s Contact Information

Tom Ingrassia Productions

Tom Ingrassia
PO Box 314
Holden, MA 01520
 508-277-6022
 tom@ingrassiaproductions.com
 http://www.ingrassiaproductions.com
Preferred Contact Method: Email

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