Today's Beautiful Music is a Minuet by a British composer who lived from 1729-1780. Ignatius Sancho worked for John Second, Duke of Montagu in Greenwich, England, and composed a variety of music ...

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Take the 18th-century English painter Thomas Gainsborough’s sensitive portrayal of Charles Ignatius Sancho, in which the prominent writer, composer and abolitionist appears elegantly dressed and ...

Charles Ignatius Sancho was born on a slave ship on the Atlantic Ocean in 1729, yet he became a writer, composer, shopkeeper and respected ‘man of letters’ in 18th century London becoming the first ...

Born to two enslaved African people crossing the Atlantic in 1729, Charles Ignatius is soon orphaned and sent to three spinster women in Greenwich, England, who name him Sancho.

Charles Ignatius Sancho – the 18th Century British abolitionist, writer and composer – is the subject of Paterson Joseph's praised novel “The Secret Diaries of Charles Ignatius Sancho” and ...

Betrayed by some of my own complexion : Cugoano, abolition, and the contemporary language of racialism / Roxanne Wheeler -- Race, redemption, and captivity in the narratives of Briton Hammon and John ...

Cellists for Change presents a cello recital featuring community youth musicians performing diverse works, including pieces by Lili Boulanger, Ignatius Sancho, Pink Martini and more.

Object Details Author Sancho, Ignatius 1729-1780 Carretta, Vincent Subject Sancho, Ignatius 1729-1780 Correspondence Notes NMAF copy 39088019149251 gift from the collection of Lonnie G. Bunch III.