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Grammy-nominated composer, flutist and vocalist Nathalie Joachim discusses a surge in recognition of Black women composers; being the only Black woman in an ensemble; the album Fanm d’Ayiti; her Haitian heritage; and her fearless pursuit of what moves her, regardless of success.
Nathalie’s website
Music You Heard:
“Papa Loko (Interlude: September 24, 1918),” Fanm d’Ayiti - arr. Nathalie Joachim, Spektral Quartet
"Life Lines" - Flutronix
“Dam mwen yo,” Fanm d’Ayiti - Nathalie Joachim, Spektral Quartet
"Stacked" - Flutronix
“Suite pou Dantan: III. Resevwa Li,” Fanm d’Ayiti - Nathalie Joachim, Spektral Quartet
“We Need a Room,” Childworld - Sky Creature
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Grammy-nominated composer, flutist and vocalist Nathalie Joachim discusses a surge in recognition of Black women composers; being the only Black woman in an ensemble; the album Fanm d’Ayiti; her Haitian heritage; and her fearless pursuit of what moves her, regardless of success.
Nathalie’s website
Music You Heard:
“Papa Loko (Interlude: September 24, 1918),” Fanm d’Ayiti - arr. Nathalie Joachim, Spektral Quartet
"Life Lines" - Flutronix
“Dam mwen yo,” Fanm d’Ayiti - Nathalie Joachim, Spektral Quartet
"Stacked" - Flutronix
“Suite pou Dantan: III. Resevwa Li,” Fanm d’Ayiti - Nathalie Joachim, Spektral Quartet
“We Need a Room,” Childworld - Sky Creature