This guide focuses on Black music and musicians in Western art music. Ask a librarian for help finding resources on Black musicians in other genres, or music by other underrepresented groups.
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Repertoire: Find a Specific Work/Composer | Discover More Music
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Research: General Resources | Composers | Performers | Vocal Music
Take Action: Decolonize the Classroom | Explore Anti-Racist Resources | Support an Organization
Tells the story of Black musicians in German-speaking Europe over more than a century, exploring how people reinforced or challenged racial identities in the concert hall.
Frames social justice within social, historical, cultural, and political contexts; grapples with issues of inclusivity and diversity, racism, and other cycles of injustice in music pedagogy; and offers specific examples of social justice in action.
Tells the story of how Blacks have influenced the development, history, and structure of classical music.
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