Concert continues fine ASO season
James Marquis
February 23rd was the date the Albany Symphony Orchestra chose to celebrate Black History Month. This year, the orchestra remained at home at the Albany Municipal Auditorium.
It seems a kind of mystery that its usual excursion to Mt. Zion Baptist Church was not chosen. No explanation seems available. For those of us who have witnessed the past six celebrations there, honesty impels us to admit of their success and enjoyment by a splendid cross-section of the Albany/Dougherty community. Mt. Zion
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