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Miller, Susanna L. – Crisis, 1991
The history of women jazz performers and composers, namely African Americans, in the United States is traced from its beginnings to contemporary artists. Women have played an integral role in jazz development. Separate women's festivals showcase many female talents, demonstrating that the future is very promising for women in jazz. (SLD)
Descriptors: Bands (Music), Black History, Black Influences, Blacks
