GALILEO@UGA Subject Guides: Guide to Women's Oral Histories at the Russell Library: Music

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Music

These collections, Music Teachers' Stories and the Athens Music Project, highlight the stories of female musicians and teachers. The Music Teachers' Stories include women from different schools discussing their experiences, and the Athens Music Project documents the diversity and depth of the Athens music community. Some of these oral histories can only be found at the Richard B. Russell Library and have been noted as such.

Lynda Stipe discussing her role in the Athens music scene

Music Teachers Stories Oral History Collection

The Music Teachers' Stories Collection include personal perspectives of music teaches who represent a wide scope of experiences in various elementary, middle, and high school settings.

These oral histories are part of a larger collection, which can be found here.

Eunice Kang

Carola McDowell: available at the Library

Benita Gladney

Amy Fenton: available at the Library

Julie Scott: available at the Library

Karen Stafford: available at the Library

Mary Frances Early

Teresa Granger

Tiffany English

Hayley Gallagher: available at the Library

Katie Williams

Amy Clement: available at the Library

Sarah Black: available at the Library

Bo Na

Jessica Lawson

Athens Music Project

The Athens Music Project Oral History Collection is part of the Athens Music Project, a Wilson Center for Humanities and Arts research cluster co-directed by Jean Kidula and Susan Thomas. Interviews in this collection document the development of Athens as a breeding ground for multiple musical communities- the most prominent of them being the Southern independent rock scene.

These oral histories are part of a larger collection, which can be found here.

Dr. Jacqueline Cogdell DjeDje