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A fabulous woman instrumentalist, jazz or classical, is featured  here each month!


Women instrumentalists have been unsung throughout history. Here Susan tells their story and celebrates women's   achievements.

All-woman band, New Orleans, 1930sAll-woman band, New Orleans, 1930s


At left:

The Original Shades of Blue, all-woman band 

New Orleans (1930s)



Photo courtesy Rita Gibliant
 

See the current featured woman instrumentalist!


Lillian “Lil” Hardin (1898 -- 1971)

First lady of jazz: Pianist, song writer, singer, band leader


Best known for her marriage to trumpeter Louis Armstrong, Lil had a huge impact on his career. But Lil was an ultra-talented musician in her own right, appearing on the first jazz recordings and composing songs that later became jazz classics. 

Lli in top hat and gownLli in top hat and gown


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