Black Music Month Concert Series with Keystone Korner: Keith Snipes

Enoch Pratt Free Library is excited to collaborate with Keystone Korner Baltimore for a June Music Series celebrating Black Music Month! One of Keystone Korner’s core tenets is to make some of the best music in the world accessible to the public in a loving environment. In this spirit, Pratt is excited to welcome an array of renowned local talent to our branches for this music series.

On June 30, Pratt welcomes bandleader Keith Snipes to the Walbrook Branch for an evening of jazz and community. Keith and his band will be presenting a program "Celebrating the Music and Legacy of Oscar Brown Jr."

Keith Snipes (vocals)
Obasi Akoto (bass)
Matvei Sigalov (guitar)

Actor, narrator, poet, lyricist and vocalist, Keith Snipes is a native of Baltimore, Maryland, with a passion for the arts. Known for his distinctive baritone voice, he has performed classic and contemporary works such as, Aaron Copeland’s “Lincoln Portrait” and Henry William Curry’s “Eulogy For A Dream.” Keith can also be heard as the narrator of “New Visions New Voices, Moments of the Movement,” a joint audio project of the Library of Congress and the National Museum of African American History and Culture, featuring first person accounts from participants in the Civil Rights Movement.

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