Background
Robinson, Marie Hadley was born on December 2, 1940 in Thomas County, Georgia, United States. Daughter of King Dennis Hadley and Rosetta James.
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Marie Hadley Robinson
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Marie Hadley Robinson, American voice educator. Recipient award, Thomasville (Georgia) Entertainment Foundation, 1969, First Place award, Civic Opera Palm Beaches Auditions, 1973; grantee, Ford Foundation, 1969; scholar, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, 1962-1968; Presidential scholar, 1968, graduate fellow, Florida State University, 1970, Duiguid fellow, Southern Fellowship Foundation, 1973.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Music Education, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, 1968. Master of Music, Florida State University, 1972. Doctor of Music, Florida State University, 1973.
Career
General music teacher Detroit Public Schools, 1968—1970. Private teacher Mannheim, Germany, 1979—1983. Associate professor voice University Delaware, Newark, 1988.
Board directors Opera Delaware, Delaware Valley Chorale.
Achievements
Membership
Member of OperaDelaware, W. Russell Johnson Music Guild, National Association Negro Musicians, Opera American (board directors, artist planning committee, opera selection and audition committee, member advisory committee), National Association Teachers Singing, National Opera Association (board directors since 1999, coordinator opera auditions, chairperson Legacy Fund), Delta Sigma Theta, Phi Kappa Phi.
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Connections
Married Emmett Robinson. Children: Emmett Junior, Carl Dennis, Gregory Lloyd, Angelyn Rosetta, Tobie Norwood Robinson.
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Nationality
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Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1968
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1972
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1973
Awards
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Recipient award, Thomasville (Georgia) Entertainment Foundation, 1969, First Place award, Civic Opera Palm Beaches Auditions, 1973. Grantee, Ford Foundation, 1969. Scholar, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, 1962-1968. Presidential scholar, 1968, graduate fellow, Florida State University, 1970, Duiguid fellow, Southern Fellowship Foundation, 1973.Recipient award, Thomasville (Georgia) Entertainment Foundation, 1969, First Place award, Civic Opera Palm Beaches Auditions, 1973. Grantee, Ford Foundation, 1969. Scholar, Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University, 1962-1968.
Presidential scholar, 1968, graduate fellow, Florida State University, 1970, Duiguid fellow, Southern Fellowship Foundation, 1973.