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As��artist-in-residence of our��American Music Research Center (AMRC)��and the��CU Boulder Center for African & African American Studies,��Grammy-nominated hip-hop artist, dramatist and writer��—stage name for Tauheed Rahim II—will showcase his artistry and wisdom through classes, workshops and a��, Sept. 22-26.

AMRC Director Michael Uy notes that many College of Music students have been interested in a chance to engage with hip-hop. “When Marco Pavé reached out, I jumped at the opportunity because I knew of his participation as a cultural ambassador for the U.S. State Department,” says Uy. “He also came highly recommended as Georgetown �Թ���’s first hip-hop artist-in-residence.”��

In preparation for classes that he’s guest teaching, Pavé asked students to listen to his Grammy-nominated work “Requiem for the Enslaved” which blends contemporary classical music with hip-hop. MORE