The Afro-American Chamber Music Society (AACMS) was founded in 1987 by Professor Janise White, Professor Valencia Mitchell, Hollywood Bowl Violist, Robin Ross and the late violist, Patrick Morgan, who named the organization. AACMS' mission to preserve black symphonists' repertoire is achieved through live performances held at Southern California's historical gothic cathedral, Wilshire United Methodist Church in Los Angeles. Since its inception, AACMS has premiered and revived over 200 works by black symphonists through archival research dating from the 17th centur… read more
The Afro-American Chamber Music Society (AACMS) was founded in 1987 by Professor Janise White, Professor Valencia Mitchell, Hollywood Bowl Violist, Robin Ross and the late violist, Patrick Morgan, who named the organization. AACMS' mission to preserve black symphonists' repertoir… read more
The Afro-American Chamber Music Society (AACMS) was founded in 1987 by Professor Janise White, Professor Valencia Mitchell, Hollywood Bowl Violist, Robin Ross and the late violist, Patrick Morgan, who named the organization. AACMS' mission to preserve black symphonists' repertoire is achieved through live performances held at Southern California'… read more