Equity and Diversity in Classical Music Start with the Music on the Stand
Behind the Scenes of Music by Black Composers,
A Guided Tour with Rachel Barton Pine
Presented by the 92nd Street Y
Behind the Scenes of Music by Black Composers,
A Guided Tour with Rachel Barton Pine
Presented by the 92nd Street Y
Monday, October 12
1:30pm - 2:45pm ET
Free Online Class
www.92y.org/class/behind-the-scenes-of-music-by-black-composers
Free Online Class
www.92y.org/class/behind-the-scenes-of-music-by-black-composers
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=arBsnc9gPBw&feature=youtu.be Watch violinists Adé Williams and Clayton Penrose-Whitmore perform "Les Contes Des Fées" by Ignatius Sancho, 1729–1780, Guinea/New Granada/England, Piece No. 2 from Music by Black Composers, Violin Volume 1. Join internationally renowned violinist Rachel Barton Pine in
a celebration of Black classical composers who have created masterful
music for centuries, yet are underrepresented in concert programming and
in classical music education. The free online event takes place
on Monday, October 12, from 1:30pm - 2:45pm ET. To register, please
visit: www.92y.org/class/behind-the-scenes-of-music-by-black-composers. Pine will perform selections by Black classical composers and will
discuss how her Rachel Barton Pine (RBP) Foundation’s Music by Black
Composers (MBC) project is working to rectify historic and ongoing
racial injustices in the classical music sphere.
Over the last 20 years, Pine and MBC have collected more than
900 works by 450+ Black composers from the 18th to the 21st centuries,
representing Africa, North and South America, Asia, the Caribbean,
Europe, and Oceania.
Pine will share the free resources that the RBP Foundation has set up to encourage awareness of, access to, and the programming and performance of the music of Black classical composers. She’ll also highlight two MBC publications dedicated to helping change the face of classical music and its canon: MBC Violin Volume I, the first pedagogical book of classical works by Black composers for students, and The Rachel Barton Pine Foundation Coloring Book of Black Composers. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions live over chat at the conclusion of the program.
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