MEDIA

LECTURES & PUBLIC SPEAKING

Charrise Barron at Harvard Horizons Symposium, April 2016
Charrise Barron at NYU, February 2022
The Lawsons: A Civil Rights Story,
music composed by Charrise Barron
The Lawsons: A Civil Rights Story,
music composed by Charrise Barron
“The Lawsons: A Civil Rights Love Story,”
February 10 – March 13, 2022.
Melda Beatty, playwright.
Charrise Barron, composer.

“Review: Houston civil rights leaders inspire Ensemble Theatre love story”

Press for “The Lawsons: A Civil Rights Love Story,” February 2022.
Melda Beatty, playwright.
Charrise Barron, composer.

INVITED PANELIST PRESENTATIONS

Damien Sneed DIALOGUES, July 2020
The Music Bridge – History of Church Music, October 2020
The Depths of Good Friday, April 2020
Apollo Theater Live Wire Panel on Gospel Music, April 2020

“The Black Church and Its Music”

A panel discussion at Union Baptist Church hosted by Rev. Dr. Charrise Barron, February 2021

“How Gospel Music Helped Power the Civil Rights Movement”

Social Justice and Black American Music Discussion with Charrise Barron, January 2022

Harvard Horizons Symposium, May 2018

COURSE PROJECTS

Work created by Charrise Barron’s students in various classes

Black Elements Listening Party, part of “Black Protest Music” course, July 2021

PREACHING

 “Expect the Unexpected.” September 2019

PERFORMANCES & COMPOSITIONS

Rites and Reason “Superstar.” February 2021
Retirement Celebration for Karen Allen Baxter

Composer (and vocalist): Charrise Barron. Instrumental production: Delbert “DMack” Mack Jr. for Mad Doctor Music. Vocal production: Aaron “Double A” Gibbs for Double A Hit Music, LLC.

Charrise Barron singing the hymn “‘Tis So Sweet’,” January 2007.

Rites and Reason “Work Hard, Play Hard.” February 2021
Retirement Celebration for Karen Allen Baxter

Composer (and vocalist): Charrise Barron. Instrumental production: Delbert “DMack” Mack Jr. for Mad Doctor Music. Vocal production: Aaron “Double A” Gibbs for Double A Hit Music, LLC.