Welcome to "Black Music Seen," a program dedicated to archiving the inspiring stories and legacies of Black-identifying individuals who have built enduring and awe-inspiring careers in classical music. We believe that every note, every performance, and every experience in the world of classical music deserves to be celebrated and remembered.This is our platform where we archive timeless stories.
ABOUT Black Music Seen:
"Black Music Seen" seeks to preserve the living history of Black orchestral musicians. We aim to honor their contributions, explore their journeys, and highlight their invaluable role in the classical music community.The Black Music Seen Podcast highlights and celebrates Black musicians in a genre where Black people are seldom seen. Produced by the Black Orchestral Network, Black Music Seen serves to lift our voices and tell our stories.
‘Black Music Seen’
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Documentary Profiles:
Explore in-depth profiles that provide insights into the lives and careers of Black Orchestral Musicians.
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Cultural Enrichment:
Experience the rich cultural tapestry that these musicians bring to the classical music landscape.
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Inspiration and Education
Discover the impact these remarkable artists have had on classical music.
Stay Updated:
Keep up with the latest interviews, profiles, and announcements by subscribing to our newsletter. Join our community of music lovers, historians, and supporters who share our passion for preserving the legacy of Black orchestral musicians.Contribute to "Black Music Seen":
We invite musicians, historians, and enthusiasts to contribute to our program. If you have a story to share, wish to nominate someone to be archived, or want to support our mission in any way, please contact blackorchestralnetwork@gmailcom.THe Black Orchestral Network is generously supported by the Mellon Foundation and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
