No. 27: Harry Burleigh and the Idea of Perfection

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We are current music students: Erin, Victoria, and Rebeca. This is a space for us to talk realistically about being musicians and music students in today's world. We'll share stories and spotlight different topics that interest us.

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No. 27: Harry Burleigh and the Idea of Perfection

Out of Tune

1 hour 9 minutes 25 seconds

4 years ago

No. 27: Harry Burleigh and the Idea of Perfection

Welcome to No. 27! We've made it to the 27 club...hopefully we'll make it out alive. (Please tell us someone understands this reference!) In this episode we introduce ourselves to black musician and composer, Harry Burleigh, who was instrumental (no pun intended) in developing characteristically American music. Burleigh also introduced Antonin Dvorak to Black American music. How have we never heard of him before?? In the second half, we discuss the idea of perfectionism and how we've dealt with it in our studies. As always, wear a mask and stay safe!

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