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Classical Queens episodes
- The Great Lulu Vere ChildersMeet the woman who made sure Howard’s Conservatory of Music became just that.8 min
- Classical Queens on TrilloquyGo check out Ep. 191 ‘Never Give Up’ of Trilloquy Podcast to hear an interview with Garret McQueen and myself!1 min
- The Legacy of Black AidaMeet Queens Estelle Pinckney Clough and Florence Cole Talbert McCleave, some of the first Black women to perform the role Aida in full production.12 min
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- Our Creole King: Edmond DédéA caste system of prejudice and what one man did with his freedom to choose.19 min
- A Creole KingFollow me on my travels to New Orleans and the discoveries that inspire our next episode, Our Creole King: Louis Moreau Gottschalk.11 min
- The Fisk Jubilee Singers’ BluesThis episode features an interview by Laura Reynolds, Director of Impact and Innovation at San Diego Symphony.44 min
- The Voice of Henrietta Vinton DavisThis is part two of the Madame Davis episode, this time with just me, Jessica Joy! Come learn a more detailed version of her artistic and activist life. Also, follow @classicalqueens for live event information, for ‘A Search for Joy’.16 min
- It’s what’s on the Inside with ScyllaY’all these stories are for us all! This week, we are youth focused as Scylla helps me tell the story of Madame Davis the elocutionist. We talk about our love of reading, music, and more.18 min
- The Empowered Nora HoltIn this episode, the 1st of season 2, we are speaking of the life of Nora Holt, as well as getting to know a little more about our CQ creator, Jessica Joy!31 min
About Classical Queens
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Join me, Jessica Joy, as I share my research of forgotten women who have done much to contribute to America’s musical identity. See their lives unfold, understand their musical impact, and then consider with me, the ways their stories could still impact our current communities. These are the stories of Black women in classical music who have been slayin’, seen and unseen, for hundreds of years. I hope you tune in for this bi-weekly podcast.
So much thanks to www.couragecard.co/ for the BEAUTIFUL cover art. Follow @classicalqueens on Instagram, for sources and more details about our royalty.