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Horace Tapscott

American musician

Horace Elva Tapscott (April 6, 1934 – February 27, 1999) was an American jazz pianist and composer. He formed the Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra (also known as P.A.P.A., or The Ark) in 1961 and led the ensemble through the 1990s.

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Works

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  • A Dress for Renee
  • Aiee! The Phantom
  • Akirfa
  • Ancestral Echoes
  • Army of Healers
  • As a Child
  • At the Crossroads
  • Autumn Colors
  • Ballad for Samuel
  • Ballad for Window Lee Black
  • Blues for Dee II
  • Carnival
  • Chico’s Back in Town
  • Daughter of Cochise
  • Dee Bee’s Dance
  • Dial ‘B’ for Barbra
  • Drunken Mary
  • Inception
  • J.O.B.
  • Jungle Juice
  • L.T.T.
  • Lately’s Solo
  • Lino’s Pad
  • Listen My Children
  • Little Afrika
  • Lullaby in Black
  • Mary on Sunday
  • Middle Age Madness
  • Mothership
  • Niger’s Theme
  • Nyja’s Theme
  • Raisha’s New Dance
  • Raisha’s New Hip Dance
  • Sandy and Niles
  • Sketches of Drunken Mary
  • Song of Emanon
  • Songs of the Unsung
  • Sonny's Dream
  • Swing on a Limb
  • Tapscott’s Thoughts
  • The Black Apostles
  • The Dark Tree
  • The Dark Tree 2
  • The Giant Is Awakened
  • The Golden Pearl
  • Thoughts of Dar Es Salaam
  • To the Great House
  • Wiletta’s Walk
  • Yesterday’s Sunset
  • Your Child