Category Archives: Haiti Music

Haiti’s Petionville Club used to be frequented by the elite of the elite. But after the Jan. 12 earthquake the crowded capital’s greenest spot has been transformed into a rainbow of multicolored tents, tarps, bed sheets, and cardboard used in … Continue reading →

While she’s passionate about her music, away from the glitz and glamour of the pop world, Shakira is equally dedicated to her charity endeavours.

While she’s passionate about her music, away from the glitz and glamour of the pop world, Shakira is equally dedicated to her charity endeavours.

You can always expect something inventive from VORTEX, the Blair School of Music percussion ensemble led by professor Michael Holland, but their upcoming concert might be the group’s wildest venture to date.

You can always expect something inventive from VORTEX, the Blair School of Music percussion ensemble led by professor Michael Holland, but their upcoming concert might be the group’s wildest venture to date.

Two visitors from Haiti stopped by the Fleetwood Middle School on Monday to accept and say thanks for nearly $1,500 the school’s students raised for the earthquake-damaged Village of Hope school in Haiti.

Two visitors from Haiti stopped by the Fleetwood Middle School on Monday to accept and say thanks for nearly $1,500 the school’s students raised for the earthquake-damaged Village of Hope school in Haiti.

Artwork, poetry and music transformed the learning center in the Sparks Building on Friday into a celebration of Haitian culture.

Artwork, poetry and music transformed the learning center in the Sparks Building on Friday into a celebration of Haitian culture.

Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000), Toussaint L’Ouverture series, no. 32, Henri Christoph, rather than surrender to LeClerc, sets fire to La Cape. Christoph, one of Toussaint’s aides, sent word that the French were in Haitian waters—that he had held them off as … Continue reading →