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To reach and elevate African Americans in the Delaware Valley with training, education, and performance in music, continuing the tradition of excellence exemplified by Marian Anderson
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@ MarianAndersonMusicGuild
Sunday, October 25, 2026 @ 4 pm
Adults $20 / Youth $5
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Ronald Campbell specializes in opera, musical theater and African American spirituals and hymns. He performed in Handel’s Messiah at The Kennedy Center, Bethesda Symphony Orchestra and the Metropolitan Repertory Opera in Washington, DC in Verdi’s II Trovatore as Count di Luna. He is an Artist in Residence with the Marian Anderson Music Guild.
Lore Constantine is a recording artist and a local music instructor in Cherry Hill who teaches voice, piano and flute. She has two solo piano albums that include music of the Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and originals and a Christmas album that includes her flute on several songs. Her music is heard on XPN, Philadelphia and around the country.
SoundEVR is a band centered around making music that gets people dancing, drawing from Funk, RnB, Pop, Jazz and House Music. Their goal is to weave together musical moments that keep the energy high. SoundEVR brings together some of Philadelphia’s most talented musicians. They recently released their 1st single with the new lineup “Promised Land". https://www.danielspearman.com/soundevr
Haitian American baritone Moses Possible, praised for his warm voice and storytelling, has wowed audiences through his varying musical engagements. He has performed with various ensembles in the Philadelphia tri-state area including the Delaware Valley Opera Company, Elevate Vocal Arts, Wilmington Concert Opera, and the L.O.T.U.S. Project professional ensemble.
Avé Millennia Corbitt is a vocalist, songwriter, and music artist whose passion for music is rooted in connection, storytelling, and cultural expression. Through her music, she embraces vulnerability and authenticity while encouraging listeners to persevere through life’s challenges and continue pursuing their dreams. She has a desire to create music that transcends both time and cultural boundaries.
Lore Constantine is a recording artist and a local music instructor in Cherry Hill who teaches voice, piano and flute. She has two solo piano albums that include music of the Grateful Dead, Bob Dylan and originals and a Christmas album that includes her flute on several songs. Her music is heard on XPN, Philadelphia and around the country.
SoundEVR is a band centered around making music that gets people dancing, drawing from Funk, RnB, Pop, Jazz and House Music. Their goal is to weave together musical moments that keep the energy high. SoundEVR brings together some of Philadelphia’s most talented musicians. They recently released their 1st single with the new lineup “Promised Land". https://www.danielspearman.com/soundevr
Haitian American baritone Moses Possible, praised for his warm voice and storytelling, has wowed audiences through his varying musical engagements. He has performed with various ensembles in the Philadelphia tri-state area including the Delaware Valley Opera Company, Elevate Vocal Arts, Wilmington Concert Opera, and the L.O.T.U.S. Project professional ensemble.
Avé Millennia Corbitt is a vocalist, songwriter, and music artist whose passion for music is rooted in connection, storytelling, and cultural expression. Through her music, she embraces vulnerability and authenticity while encouraging listeners to persevere through life’s challenges and continue pursuing their dreams. She has a desire to create music that transcends both time and cultural boundaries.
WHO WE ARE
Our HISTORY
The Marian Anderson Music Guild, Inc. (MAMG) is the South Jersey Branch of the National Association of Negro Musicians, Inc. (NANM), a historic organization since 1919. NANM fosters the promotion of the music and the development of knowledge and appreciation of music composed and performed by all persons, but especially those of African descent.
The Marian Anderson Music Guild was organized in May 1970. It was an inspiration of Reverend Jesse Ferman Little who, with the assistance of Mr. Calvin Delp, formed the South Jersey branch of the national music organization. Ms. Isabella Collins, Mrs. Henrietta Robinson and Ms. Constance Berkshiener (2nd Vice President of NANM) were other founding members.
On June 15, 1982, the organization received permission from Marian Anderson to use her name in support of its mission. At that time the South Jersey branch was renamed the “Marian Anderson Music Guild”. MAMG presents concerts, workshops and other events to promote African American composers and musicians, preserve the African American Spiritual and raise scholarships for aspiring young musicians.
The Marian Anderson Music Guild was organized in May 1970. It was an inspiration of Reverend Jesse Ferman Little who, with the assistance of Mr. Calvin Delp, formed the South Jersey branch of the national music organization. Ms. Isabella Collins, Mrs. Henrietta Robinson and Ms. Constance Berkshiener (2nd Vice President of NANM) were other founding members.
On June 15, 1982, the organization received permission from Marian Anderson to use her name in support of its mission. At that time the South Jersey branch was renamed the “Marian Anderson Music Guild”. MAMG presents concerts, workshops and other events to promote African American composers and musicians, preserve the African American Spiritual and raise scholarships for aspiring young musicians.
Members
MAMG, Inc.Ramona L. Chainey - PresidentEdra Chandler - Vice PresidentDr. Karen Hill - Recording SecretaryRobin Wilson - TreasurerJanice Coble - Financial SecretaryRobert Coble Dr. Lourin Plant
associate members
Ronald Campbell
Lore Constantine
Fabiene Hunter Brown