WCC Tea Emily Chant

Trying to figure out how we continue towards inclusion for women in the musical theater business! References are below! Ammer, C. (2016). Unsung: A history of women in American music. United States: Christine Ammer.

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Gerald Bordman. (2001). American Musical Theater : A Chronicle: Vol. 3rd ed. Oxford University Press.
Grace Barnes. Her Turn on Stage : The Role of Women in Musical Theatre. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland, 2015. https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=e000xna&AN=1021342&site=eds-live&scope=site.
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Eddie Shapiro. (2014). Nothing Like a Dame : Conversations with the Great Women of Musical Theater. Oxford University Press.
Kozinn, A. (1995). A feminist look at women in musical composition: Beware complacency. New York Times, 144(49999), C13.
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Kitt, T., & Yorkey, B. (n.d.). Next to Normal.

I (Emily Chant) and my good friend Anthony Pinkerton became neighbors about three months ago after 3 years of school friendship– and one silly evening we started to toss around the idea of doing a podcast together. So, now we are here– and talking about all things choir, covid, and the final semester before we cross over to student teacher land! We hope this isn't the last episode, and are in ~talks~ for some future work together! Here you go symphonic choir!