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Seem Not just singers, but directors, conductors and administrators as well. When she moved back to the U. Yates Services of Memphis is dedicated to providing quality service to the community. She wanted the community to have access to high-caliber singers, so she began recruiting artists to sing at what is now LeMoyne-Owen College. The organization says that discussion in turn will shape not only future engagement but also the creation of a McCleave Fellowship for singers, directors and coaches of color.

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The project is a series of free performances aimed at encouraging a conversation about how to best serve communities of Mem;his in Memphis. Honoring Madame McCleave does the first, and the conversations around her legacy allow us to begin the second. They believe that a reputation as honest and dependable service technicians is the recipe for success.

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At Yates Services of Memphis they are dedicated to providing you with the best and most affordable services and products available. She moved to Memphis with her husband in and started teaching voice out of her home on Vance Street. The McCleave Project is a series of free performances aimed at encouraging a conversation about how to best serve communities of color in Memphis.