Condoleezza Rice

Rice, a former consultant to Republican President George W. Bush made the Queen of Soul, a Democrat who sang at the inauguration of President Barack Obama to raise money for disadvantaged youth.Rice is a pianist who is considering becoming a professional musician before deciding to specialize in the study of ex-Soviet Union. She was greeted with cheers and some boos when she came to play a concerto movement for piano No. 20 in C minor Mozart concerto with the Philadelphia Orchestra D.

First black woman to be secretary of state, justified the U.S. war in Iraq with the discredited claims that weapons of mass destruction fed, he bowed and smiled briefly to the audience after nine minutes and unlikely alliance performance.The Rice Franklin had its origins in a meeting at the White House between the two, after Franklin suggested that unite to raise money for a good cause, “said Catherine Cahill, executive director of the Mann Music Center Philadelphia for the Performing Arts , which hosted the event.

Rice, now professor of political science at Stanford University, a duet with Franklin’s “Say A Little Prayer For You,” which presented Franklin said: “I do not think I could play, right?” But the show actually belonged to Franklin, who, dressed in a white satin gown, she ran through such classics as “Respect,” “Chain of Fools” and “You Make Me Feel Like A Natural Woman.”