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Music, Oral History, and the Self: A Look into Julia Wolfe’s Anthracite Fields

December 27, 2017 Admin
Image taken by Chris Lee for the Krannert Center

Image taken by Chris Lee for the Krannert Center

Current OHMA student Kyna Patel (2017 cohort) reflects on the historical and political themes in composer Julia Wolfe’s Anthracite Fields, as well as her personal connection with her work.

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The Story is in the Strings

December 21, 2017 Admin
Copyright Peter Serling 2009

Copyright Peter Serling 2009

Julia Wolfe came to Columbia University to speak on December 7, 2017, and was interviewed live by Bud Kliment as part of the Workshop Series: Oral History and the Arts. Among other things, she spoke about her 2009 musical composition Steel Hammer that was based on the tale of John Henry and her 2014 musical composition Anthracite Fields that was a tribute to the Pennsylvania anthracite coal miners and their families.

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Music lesson: notes on doing a public interview

December 18, 2017 Admin
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Bud Kliment, a part-time OHMA student, reflects on his recent conversation with composer Julia Wolfe, and some of the challenges (and benefits) of conducting a public interview.

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