Rachel Barton Pine and the Suzuki Strings
About this episode
The episode features violinist Rachel Barton Pine discussing her efforts to promote Black composers through her foundation and her upcoming performance with the Madison Symphony.
In these last few weeks of Black History Month, there are many more events celebrating Black excellence. One such event is with violinist Rachel Barton Pine, who founded the series Music by Black Composers” as part of her foundation, the Rachel Barton Pine Foundation. She did it to advance opportunities to study and perform works by Black composers. Pine performs with the Madison Symphony in Wisconsin this coming week with a group of young people performing the music of some Black classical composers.
People in this episode
Host: Judlyne Lilly
Guest: Rachel Barton Pine
Topics covered
- Black History Month
- classical music
- Black composers
- violin performance
- youth music education
Keywords
- Rachel Barton Pine
- Black composers
- classical music
- Madison Symphony
- youth performance
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Rachel Barton Pine Foundation, Madison Symphony
Places: Wisconsin
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