Black Sorority Musical Traditions

[mccoyred]

Originally Posted by ladygreek

Okay sorors, talking about musical traditions how many of you know P-proud to be..., or The Road was Rough? How about D-E-L--T-A or So Proud...?

I know the highlighted, but I don't recognize the other two...

[DivineDiva47]

Originally Posted by mccoyred

I know the highlighted, but I don't recognize the other two...

Ok my seasoned sorors...I don't think that I know these songs...where/how can I learn them...smile! Yall know I am still dusting the sand off...smile! Choir rehersal anyone....LoL!

[mccoyred]

Originally Posted by DivineDiva47

Ok my seasoned sorors...I don't think that I know these songs...where/how can I learn them...smile! Yall know I am still dusting the sand off...smile! Choir rehersal anyone....LoL!

Soror, go directly ==>> to your nearest HBCU or single letter chapter. These chapters tend to have the longest and richest traditions.

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally Posted by mccoyred

Soror, go directly ==>> to your nearest HBCU or single letter chapter. These chapters tend to have the longest and richest traditions.

I agree, I learned and witnessed a lot at Grambling. All of the D4's were singing and it was nice to hear. I remember feeling envious because I thought those ladies were so lucky to be part of something like that.

[1908Revelations]

Originally Posted by NinjaPoodle

I agree, I learned and witnessed a lot at Grambling. All of the D4's were singing and it was nice to hear. I remember feeling envious because I thought those ladies were so lucky to be part of something like that.

Me too. I observed that freshman year when I went to TU. I went to TU Homecoming it was sooooo nice! I wish we had those type of traditions at my chapter.

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally Posted by 1908Revelations

Me too. I observed that freshman year when I went to TU. I went to TU Homecoming it was sooooo nice! I wish we had those type of traditions at my chapter.

You just reminded me of the football games. All of the singing and carrying on, who watched the game? I was cheerleading so from my vantage point, I could see people having a great time just being in each others company. While they (mainly the greeks) were singing or chanting, there was a camaraderie that was really nice to see even as an outsider @ the time.