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Feb. 22, 2023Updated: Feb. 22, 2023 9:50 a.m.

Tenor David Morgans, left, and soprano Lynnesha Crump perform in the Sunday concert at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of Ridgefield in honor of Black History Month. — 1of5
Tenor David Morgans, left, and soprano Lynnesha Crump perform in the Sunday concert at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of Ridgefield in honor of Black History Month.
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RIDGEFIELD — On Sunday evening, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church of Ridgefield held a musical celebration in honor of Black History Month.

The concert, called "Black History Month: A Celebration in Music," highlighted and celebrated Black American music and musicians, and it featured performers from the the Metropolitan Opera in New York City. About 90 people attended the event.

Soprano Lynnesha Crump, tenor David Morgans, bass Kevin Gardner and pianist Derrick Goff honored the contributions of Black Americans to every style of music in the concert.

Jazz standards, musical theater, R&B, spirituals and other types of music were performed.