Singer Roberta Flack dies, 88. Harlem's Abyssinian Church memorializes her March 10th with a public 'Celebration of Life.' ...

The 7-foot-2 Duke center was shown pictures of musicians from different ... with some quoting some of the words Maluach said. “He plays the piano and he’s blind?” ,” a fan said.

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in New York City. Despite its origins, the club currently showcases live music of any genre every night, including rock, blues, jazz, funk, alternative, hip-hop, spoken word, a capella and country.

A public memorial service bursting with music, including planned performances by Stevie Wonder and a surprise one by Lauryn ...

A mix of emotional live performances, tributes & video clips pay homage inside a jam-packed Abyssinian Baptist Church.

Stevie Wonder and Rev. Al Sharpton were among the ... (AP Photo/Richard Drew) As a child, Flack began playing piano in the choir at the Lomax African Methodist Episcopal Church in Arlington ...

Then he sat at the piano to sing with the harpist a song he wrote for Flack, “I Can See the Sun in Late December.” “I love you, Roberta. And I will see you,” Wonder said at the end.

Stevie Wonder during the ceremony at The Abyssinian ... At the centre, a screen showed a young Flack at the piano and played highlights of her career. Flack grew up with church gospel and her ...

NEW YORK – A public memorial service bursting with music, including planned performances by Stevie Wonder and a surprise ... a screen showed a young Flack at the piano and played highlights ...