This is a selection of podcasts that explore the history of Black, Brown, and Indigenous people, interrogate race and racism in classical music, and examine narratives of music history.
Broadcasting recordings that are currently underrepresented on mainstream classical radio stations.
Afropop Worldwide is an internationally syndicated weekly radio series, online guide to African and world music, and an international music archive, that has introduced American listeners to the music cultures of Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean since 1988.
Videos of performances featuring works by Black composers and performers programmed and recorded by Castle of Our Skins.
World premiere of Nkeiru Okoye's full opera. Presented by American Opera Projects, in association with the Irondale Ensemble Projects.
Performed by the Antigone in Ferguson Choir, directed by composer Phil Woodmore, and led by De-Rance Blaylock, graduate of Normandy High School and teacher of Michael Brown. Produced by the Theater of War Productions.
Festival playlists of online Indigenous content (either available for Free or a fee) that have been presented at imagineNATIVE. This includes dramas to documentaries, feature length to short format, podcasts to audio works, and VR to interactive games created by Indigenous artists from around the world spanning our past 21 years.
This composition was written by Joel Thompson and premiered in 2015. The work contains seven movements representing the last words from seven lost lives: Kenneth Chamberlain, Trayvon Martin, Amadou Diallo, Michael Brown, Oscar Grant, John Crawford, and Eric Garner.
Playlist of music by Black composers curated by D-Composed a Chicago-based chamber music experience that honors Black creativity and culture through the music of Black composers.
