El-Amin Life Productions Cultural Institute Supports the promotion of performing arts in The City of Chicago.
Directors Nettie Johnson and Muntheru Shah and networking 1994 Kwanzaa at the Shrine of the Black Madonna in Detroit, Mi.
This aspect of the Cultural Awareness Program will be specialized to target community development and offer projects that will encourage young minds to appreciate the finer qualities in life. From this base sense of self awareness can be established. There will be neighborhood interaction to present alternative activities for youth interested in science, economics or entertainment such as: Theater, Dance, Poetry, Creative Writing, Music, Painting, Arts and Crafts.
This can be a center of higher learning for the performing arts student and people interested in the Fine Arts. There will be courses in Ethnomusicology, Music Appreciation, and Historical Afro-Descendants Indigenous People in the United States of America Contributions to Human Social Development: Contemporary Music, Music Theory, Traditional African Music, and African Influences in World Music will also be offered. The life-styles of various influential people; Ethnic Foods, Clothing as fashion, Art, Crafts, Housing Architecture, and religion are all parts of the culture of a people. Here the student will study how culture is translated, transported, transferred to become aware of how a cultural synthesis can be significant from a Global Perspective in understanding the need for diversity.
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