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Josie Campbell: “After ‘Black Lives Matter’ There Was a Big Push to Start Playing Music by Underrepresented Groups”
Abstract:
Josie Campbell is a young American cellist studying at the Royal Academy of Music in London through a Marshall Scholarship who is committed to bringing music by underrepresented groups to the stage. Nadège Rochat speaks with her about her experience in the UK and her work to advocate black voices in classical music.
Keywords:
Adolphus Hailstork, Black Classical Musicians, Black Lives Matter, Cello, Chineke! Orchestra, Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson, David Baker, Florence Price, Josie Campbell, Marshall Scholarships, Shared Narratives, Underrepresented Composers, UTK Black Musicians Alliance, Violoncello, Violoncello Interviews, William Grant Still
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