Nadia Oakley
The list of videos will represent the genre’s that were discussed in class.
From Top to Bottom:
Negro spirituals/Folk:
Jubilee Quartets
Ragtime
Classical
Blues
Jazz
Musical theatre
Hip-Hop
R&B
Michael Eric Dyson: A Social Justice Advocate
The Michael Eric Dyson interview with the breakfast club was a very empowering interview. The interview was primarily about the roles that Black figureheads play
The Big Era of Sheet Music: Ragtime
Ragtime originated into the late 1890s-1920s. This music has its roots rooted in African American communities that started in in St. Louis. Ragtime music descended
The Evolution of Jubilee
During the first half of the 20th century Jubilee quartets became prevalent within the African American culture. Jubilee quartets became popularized during the time of
A New Language for Black Folks: The Blues
The Blues originated during the 19th century in the Deep South by African Americans as the ultimate brand of authenticity. The blues originated from many
Who Am I?
Hello! My name is Nadia Oakley and I am a Sophomore, Sociology Major on the Pre law track from New York City. I have been
1960’s Music
https://blackmusicscholar.com/60s/
The Quincy Video summary took the place of Bothe the HIP-Hop and R&B posts that I did not do. Therefore, all posts have been completed.
