How to broadcast the memorial to Roberta Vlac “Celebration of Life”

New York — New York (AP)-The Grammy Pianyer, who has made her songs “The first time you have seen your face” and “Killing Me quietly with his song” is a world star, in a memorial service on Monday.

Flack was one of the best artists in the 1970s and an influential performance art because of her intimate audio and musical style, died last month. It was 88.

Flack’s memorial for “celebration of life” from New York will be broadcast on Monday afternoon.

This is all you need to know:

Flack’s life celebration in the Baptist Church will be held from 4 pm East. It is open to the public. The service will also be broadcast on www.robertaflack.com.

It is a suitable site: Flack grew up with the Gospel of the Church; Her mother played a member of the African Metholx Episcopal Church in Arlington, Virginia. In adolescence, the church choir began to accompany the piano.

Flack leaves behind a rich collection of music that avoids classification. For her first time, “First Witness”, Wot Sol, Jazz Music, Flamino, the Gospel and People in one package of detection, in its form and measurement in its approach.

It is likely to be remembered about the classics. That is the “first time you have seen your face”, its dreamer’s cover from “the first time I saw your face,” Written by the English popular artist Ewan Maccoll to his wife Peggy Seeger. This was the beginning of the prevailing FLACK success when it was used in a love scene between Clint Eastwood Mills in his movie “Play Misty for me”.

But most of them will think about “killing me quietly with his song” when the name Flac comes in a conversation. I heard for the first time Lori Lieberman, “He killed me quietly with his song,” while she immediately fell in love with her. While she was on a tour with Queens Jones, she covered the song, and the audience feels love with her, while continuing for decades.

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