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Women Composers in Jazz Main Menu Introduction Explaining the key goals and ideas of this project Ann Rabson: A Life of Music Ann Rabson, a reknowned Blues guitarist and pianist, describes her life, career, and experiences. Jane Ira Bloom: Jazz Chose Me Maria Schneider: Not Built For the Classical World Maria Schneider, a world- renowned composer shares her story and passion for jazz. Marian McPartland: Not just "Piano Jazz" Marian McPartland, a famed pianist and radio personality, allows us to glance into her world of jazz. Theme 1: Gender Biases Exploring the ways in which Ann Rabson and Marian McPartland differed in their entrance into a male dominated field. Theme 2: Composition of Music Jane Ira Bloom and Maria Schneider's world of composition and their processes collide. Theme 3: Legacy and Impact Discussing both the legacy and overall impact left by these female musicians. "Almost Like a Real Band" A look at how this provocative sociological essay relates to the lives of the female jazz musician's we have chosen to highlight in this DH project Race as a Social Construct in DH Another DH Method Process A description/blog of our continual efforts to create this project Annotated Bibliography Conclusion: Not Just Singers Our conclusion of how the four women we selected did not conform to early jazz gender roles, and went beyond to become capable musicians and composers. Jenna Donovan, Paige Pendergrast, Samantha Srinivasan, and Adrian Marcano f3dea82758beaa1bb9e5eba1d3a6d7ee69322bea

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