AWARD-WINNING PRODUCER AND MULTI-HYPHENATE CREATIVE
AWARD-WINNING PRODUCER AND MULTI-HYPHENATE CREATIVE
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AWARD-WINNING PRODUCER AND MULTI-HYPHENATE CREATIVE
AWARD-WINNING PRODUCER AND MULTI-HYPHENATE CREATIVE
FREEDOM ADVANCES is Nolan's multi-faceted media campaign purposed to encourage full voter participation this election cycle. Campaign assets include: his award-winning civic anthem, “Rise Up & Fight;” celebrity bumpers featuring luminaries like Debbie Allen, Norm Lewis, Carla Hall, and more; 30- to 60-second PSAs; and Rise Up Song Challenge videos created by local artists nationwide to mobilize voters to make their voices heard at the polls.
Read Nolan's op-ed, "Our Union May Be Imperfect, But It's Worth Fighting For"
Nolan has joined the artistic team for this ground-breaking program pioneered by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, presented by the Dr. Phillips Center in Orlando, FL. STROKESTRA is a creative music-making program that facilitates holistic recovery for stroke survivors and their caregivers.
Two of Nolan's choral/orchestral works will be performed by Maestro Andre Thomas and the London Symphony Orchestra on November 3, 2024, Click below for program and ticket information.
This November, Nolan will return to his alma mater as the featured speaker for the Friends of the Oberlin College Libraries and a guest lecturer in the Conservatory of Music.
On February 23, 2024, Oberlin College released the following Black History Month tribute on its social media platforms:
Nolan Williams, Jr. is incredible in so many different ways!
Nolan Williams Jr. '90 is a decorated producer and composer who has won 10 Telly Awards and four Broadway World Washington, D.C. Awards. His work includes choral and orchestral pieces premiered by major American orchestras, music produced for television and the bestselling African American Heritage Hymnal, for which he serves as the chief music editor. Williams received his BA in Music from Oberlin College in 1990 with an emphasis on piano performance and conducting, studying under the late Francis Walker ’45.
Photo by Marvin Joseph, courtesy of NEWorks Productions
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Nolan is a first-time fellow with the DC Commission on the Arts & Humanities' Arts & Humanities Fellowship Program, which recognizes the impact of individual artists and humanities practitioners within the nation's capital.
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COVER PHOTO CREDIT: Marvin Joseph
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