Posts tagged BIPOC classical music
Season 2 Episode 1 of CONVERSATIONS Out Now: Nnenna Ogwo on A Musician's Responsibility
Season 2 Episode 1 of CONVERSATIONS Out Now: Nnenna Ogwo on A Musician's Responsibility

Each episode of Represent Classical's “Conversations” series features in depth interviews with industry leaders, notable musicians, movers, shakers, and innovators.

Featured in this episode: Nnenna Ogwo – pianist and Founder and Artistic Director of JuneteenthLP

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artist feature, arts activism, audio, chamber music, classical music, composers, conservatories, in person concerts, in person events, jazz, music, music education, music history, new music, musicology, opportunities, podcast, season announcements, R&B, support for BBIPOC music, strings, soul, solo performances, tour datesChristine Escobaraudio, Conversations, Nnenna Ogwo, JuneteenthLP, Black classical music, Black classical musicians, classical music, classical musicians, BIPOC artists, BIPOC classical music, BIPOC classical musicians, BBIPOC composers, BIPOC composers, chamber music, music, musicology, music education, music educators, piano
El Sistema USA Launches Individual Membership
El Sistema USA Launches Individual Membership

El Sistema USA (ESUSA) has launched an individual membership tier. A nationwide membership organization, ESUSA serves as the connective tissue between U.S.-based music programs inspired by the successful El Sistema model. The El Sistema program, established by maestro José Antonio Abreu in Caracas, Venezuela in 1975, provides musical instruction to youth with the greatest need at no cost, with an emphasis on ensemble programming. The continued success of this program in Venezuela inspired the replication of its programming model around the world, and eventually, the formation of ESUSA.

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funding, music, music education, music schools, scholarships, young artists, youth orchestrasDalanie Harrismusic education, El Sistema USA, El Sistema, ESUSA, BIPOC classical music, BIPOC classical musicians
Series Debut: "Conversations": D-Composed on Intentionality and Honoring Black Creativity through a New Chamber Music Experience
Series Debut: "Conversations": D-Composed on Intentionality and Honoring Black Creativity through a New Chamber Music Experience

Represent Classical talks with Chicago based ensemble D-Composed: Yelley Taylor – Artistic Director, Violist, Arranger Caitlin Edwards – Violinist Kyle Dickson – Violinist Tahirah Whittington – Cellist & Composer Kori Coleman – Founder/Executive Director

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artist feature, chamber music, composers, music, music education, strings, videoChristine EscobarConversations, D-Composed, Represent Classical, classical musiciansBlack classical musicians, classical music, chamber music, chamber music ensembles, Chicago classical music, BIPOC classical music, BIPOC classical musicians, string quartets, Black composers, Black creativity, Yelley Taylor, Caitlin Edwards, Tahirah Whittington, Kyle Dickson, Kori Coleman