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- English
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About this book
The Hill We Climb deepens the conversation about equity and inclusion started by The Horizon Leans Forward . . . This companion volume centers the voices and lived experiences of LGBTQ+ musicians, artists, and educators in the wind band community, and explores how music can foster belonging and LGBTQ+ visibility across classrooms, ensembles, and institutions. The first half of the book features essays, interviews, and personal narratives authored by LGBTQ+ and ally contributors as they reflect on identity, advocacy, and the role of the conductor-educator in fostering belonging and allyship. The second half presents an annotated bibliography showcasing more than 70 LGBTQ+ composers and 160 of their best works for wind band, Grades Iâ VI. To support inclusive programming, each entry offers a brief biography of the composer, pertinent publication information, and descriptions of each work. The Hill We Climb is both a resource and a call to action, urging music educators to listen with empathy, lead with courage, and shape a more inclusive and compassionate future for all LGBTQ+ students and musicians.
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Music Theory & AppreciationTable of contents
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Dedications
- Foreword
- Statement from the Co-Editors
- Introduction
- Creating the Annotated Bibliography of Wind Band Works by LGBTQ+ Composers
- Part I - Pathways Toward Belonging
- Part II - Mavericks in the Pursuit of Visibility and Representation
- Part III - Activating Allyship and Belonging
- Part IV - Annotated Bibliography of Wind Band Works by LGBTQ+ Composers
- Table A - List of Works Sorted by Composer
- Table B - List of Works Sorted by Grade Level
- Acknowledgments
- About the Authors
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