- Dorothy Leigh Mainor (September 3, – February 19, ), known as Dorothy Maynor, was an American soprano, concert singer, and the founder of the Harlem School of .
- Marian Anderson (Febru – April 8, ) was an American contralto. She performed a wide range of music, from opera to spirituals. Anderson performed with renowned orchestras in major concert and recital venues throughout the United States and Europe between and Anderson was an See more.
- Early life and education Born Dorothy Leigh Mainor on September 3, in the town of Norfolk, Virginia, Maynor's parents were the Reverend John J. Mainor, a local African-American Methodist minister and his wife Alice (Jefferson) Mainor. Maynor attended Hampton Institute where she studied under R. Nathaniel See more.
- Called "one of the supreme communicative artists" of her time, Dorothy Maynor was a concert singer and an African-American at a time when discrimination—both official and .
Dorothy maynor biography
- Dorothy maynor biography Early life and education Born Dorothy Leigh Mainor on September 3, in the town of Norfolk, Virginia, Maynor's parents were the Reverend John J. Mainor, a local African-American Methodist minister and his wife Alice (Jefferson) Mainor.
- Marian anderson Marian Anderson (Febru – April 8, ) was an American contralto.
- Early life and education Born Dorothy Leigh Mainor on September 3, in the town of Norfolk, Virginia, Maynor's parents were the Reverend John J. Mainor, a local African-American Methodist minister and his wife Alice (Jefferson) Mainor.
- Called "one of the supreme communicative artists" of her time, Dorothy Maynor was a concert singer and an African-American at a time when discrimination—both official and .
| Dorothy maynor biography | Dorothy Leigh Mainor (September 3, – February 19, ), known as Dorothy Maynor, was an American soprano, concert singer, and the founder of the Harlem School of . |
| Marian anderson | Marian Anderson (Febru – April 8, ) was an American contralto. |
| Early life and education Born Dorothy Leigh Mainor on September 3, in the town of Norfolk, Virginia, Maynor's parents were the Reverend John J. Mainor, a local African-American Methodist minister and his wife Alice (Jefferson) Mainor. | |
| Called "one of the supreme communicative artists" of her time, Dorothy Maynor was a concert singer and an African-American at a time when discrimination—both official and . |
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