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Classical Queens
Classical Queens episodes
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- To be Anna Madah and Emma LouiseToday we speak about the Heyer’s sisters, and consider the basic concept of Spectacular Opacity.12 min
- Maestra Julia PerryToday we discuss the life of Maestra Julia Perry, and our need for advocates not saviors.23 min
- For the Love of Black WomenIn this episode, I will introduce you to the book Noted Negro Women: Their Triumphs and Activities, by Margaret Bonds father. I will share the varying ways I consider this book, and what it offers Black classical music research.19 min
- In defense of Matilda Sissieretta JonesHere we will get to know Sissieretta Jones and consider the implications that participating in classical music has on BIPOC lives.30 min
- Margaret Bonds Speaks of RiversHere you will come to know Margaret Bonds, whose life and work showcased the impact community building can have. Also here to offer her valuable personal insight on community and our past Queen, is Ana Flores.34 min
- Amelia Tilghman the Musical MessengerMeet Amelia Tilghman, the woman who pioneered Black music journals in America. The Musical Messenger offers us a windows into Black classical music past, through the excellence she penned.20 min
- Dinah Bowman and the Black Bachs?Join me, Jessica Joy, as I share my research of the life of Dinah Bowman. The woman who by many is considered to be America’s first Black pianist.18 min
- Trailer | Classical QueensSpend time with me, Jessica Joy, as I introduce you to the Black classical music royalty, you’ve probably never heard about, in this bi-weekly podcast.2 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.