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This Juneteenth, Consider The Evolution and Future of Liberated Black Culture
This Juneteenth, Consider The Evolution and Future of Liberated Black Culture

With the ever-growing awareness and celebration of Juneteenth, let it shine as an example of what’s possible through our collective diversity. Let Juneteenth, and the evolutions of music and culture that it has inspired, be something we all celebrate.

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american orchestras, Americana, arts activism, blues, classical music, chamber music, composers, folk, jazz, music, music education, music history, musicology, opera, orchestras, R&B, social justice, soul, strings, support for BBIPOC music, hip-hopGarrett McQueenJuneteenth, Illharmonic Orchestra, Thee Phantom, The Phoenix, Nina Simone, Harry T. Burleigh, William Grant Still, W. C. Handy, Black music, Black musicians, Black culture, Beastie Boys, Beethoven, The Kennedy Center, Carnegie Hall, Wolftrap, music history, Black history, American history, Black liberation, classical musi, gospel, jazz, blues, Negro spirituals, musicology
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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Tonight: Activist Orchestra "The Dream Unfinished" Debuts New Show
Tonight: Activist Orchestra "The Dream Unfinished" Debuts New Show

Tonight at 4:30 p.m. EST, The Dream Unfinished will debut a new YouTube series spotlighting the economics and labor of learning repertoire outside of the classical music canon, lesser-known masterworks by underrepresented composers, diversity, equity, and inclusion within classical music, and concrete tips for everyday people to become instruments for change.

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american orchestras, composers, conservatories, free events, inspiration, justice reform, music, music education, music schools, music administration, orchestras, premieres, season announcements, social justice, strings, video, musicology, music historyChristine Escobarorchestra, The Dream Unfinished, activism, NY music, Sarah Overton, Eun Lee, Melanie Zeck, Dr. David Baker, Dr. Dominique Rene De Lerma, musicology, Black music history, Black classical music, voting, health, economics, inclusion, activism in music