# Hazel Scott
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Hazel Dorothy Scott (June 11, 1920 – October 2, 1981) was a Trinidadian-born jazz and classical pianist, singer, and actor. She was a critically acclaimed performing artist and an outspoken critic of racial discrimination and segregation. She used her influence to improve the representation of Black Americans in film.Born in Port of Spain, Scott moved to New York City with her mother at the age of four.
Women in 'A Great Day in Harlem'
When photographer Art Kane assembled 77 jazz musicians for the iconic 1958 photo A Great Day in Harlem, only three women stood among the crowd: Marian McPartland, Mary Lou Williams, and Hazel Scott. Their presence was quiet but powerful in a sea of men.
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ReShonda Tate - WITH LOVE FROM HARLEM
In this interview, I chat with ReShonda Tate about With Love From Harlem, why she decided to write about Hazel Scott, her research and why she stays away from the internet for it, Billie Holiday, her writing process, the title and cover, writing biographical fiction, the setting, and much more.
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ReShonda Tate on With Love from Harlem, Hazel Scott, and Writing Women Back Into History
In this episode, I sit down with author ReShonda Tate to talk about her new novel With Love from Harlem, a sweeping historical fiction set in 1940s and 50s Harlem following jazz prodigy and civil rights advocate Hazel Scott and her complicated relationship with Congressman Adam Clayton Powell Jr. W…
With Love from Harlem: The Cost of Choosing Love
This month, we're celebrating Women's History Month with a read that hit differently. "With Love from Harlem" by ReShonda Tate is the story of Hazel Scott: jazz prodigy, film star, civil rights warrior, and one of the most famous Black women in America. A woman who made history as the first Black p…
With Love From Harlem
On this episode of Shelf Sabotage™, we get into With Love from Harlem by ReShonda Tate, and… whew! Join us as we follow the life of Hazel Scott, a Black woman and musical prodigy navigating fame, love, and power in 1940s Harlem, alongside Adam Clayton Powell Jr., whose ambition and ego complicate i…
235: Pianist Beatrice Nicholas
Beatrice Nicholas is a British concert pianist and composer. She performs the traditional classical canon, and she composes and arranges, fusing classical and jazz together. She's also a member of the Chineke! Chamber Ensemble, drawn from principal players of the Chineke! Orchestra.
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The Mysterious Traveler - "Murder in Jazz Time" (Old Time Radio, 1948)
The Mysterious Traveler presents “Murder in Jazz Time,” episode 150, originally broadcast on April 20, 1948. This Mutual Broadcasting System mystery was written by series creators Robert A. Arthur and David Kogan.On their New Orleans honeymoon, Alex and Vicky Drake find themselves drawn into the sm…
Hazel Scott Was That Girl: With Love From Harlem by ReShonda Tate
Ever wondered how some people are widely known and others are forgotten? If you're into historical fiction, this discussion is for you.
Hazel Scott Was That Girl: With Love From Harlem by ReShonda Tate
Ever wondered how some people are widely known and others are forgotten? If you're into historical fiction, this discussion is for you.
Zahra Caldwell - Department of Ethnic and Gender Studies, Westfield State University
This is Ashley Newby and you’re listening to The Black Studies podcast, a series of conversations examining the history of the field. Our conversations engage with a wide range of activists and scholars - senior figures in the field, late doctoral students, and everyone in between, culture workers,…
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