BTAR Anita Reflects on Her Performance in PYC’s “CROSSINGS”
UniSound’s Black Teaching Artist-in-Residence, Anita Levels reflects on her performance as the featured soloist for Pittsburgh Youth Chorus’ spring concert,
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Sweetwater Center for the Arts Announces Partnership with UniSound’s Black Teaching Artist in Residence Program (BTAR) to Relaunch Music Program
Sewickley, Pennsylvania, May 20—During the month of June, Sweetwater Center for the Arts is pleased to announce that we will
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Five Organizations Working Towards Equity in Classical Music
In the last couple of years, there has been a call in the classical arts space for equitable practices for
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Learn About the Black American Music Timeline By Anita Levels
Let me introduce you to the great Ethnomusicologist, Dr. Portia Maultsby. She and a team of scholars worked with Carnegie
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BTAR Anita Levels Talks About Her Trip To New Orleans
As we wrap up Women’s History Month, I thought it would be great to share about my trip home to
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7 Women Composers of Color You Should Add To Your Repertoire By BTAR Zuly Inirio
1. Jessie Montgomery (b. 1981) Jessie Montgomery is a violinist, composer, and music educator from New York City. She performs
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BTAR Zuly Inirio Highlights Afro-Latinx Poetry for Black History Month
Happy Black History Month! To commemorate Afro-Latinx folks as part of the African Diaspora, I am sharing Xavier Montsalvatge’s Cinco
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BTAR Anita Levels Releases Her First Podcast
It has been a busy month for our Black Teaching Artist-in-Residence, Anita Levels. She started out the month of February
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BTAR Zuly Inirio Shares Five BIPOC Led Classical Music Podcasts to Listen to in 2022
If you’re looking for a new podcast about classical music from a different lens, check out these podcasts that are
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Martin Loves Mahalia By BTAR Anita Levels
On August 28, 1955 a 14 year old boy from Chicago, IL named, Emmett Till, was killed by two adult
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