Ann Hobson Pilot, Harp
from Black Music Seen Hosted by Black Orchestral Network
Today’s episode takes us through the life and times of the harpist Ann Hobson Pilot - a black woman whose talent and prowess as a harp player shattered the color barrier of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1969, leading her to forge a decorated career as a harpist, inspiring many of the Black classical musicians of today. For over 4 decades Ann forged an awe-inspiring career through some of our country’s most intense racial moments while performing at the highest level in a field of music most known for racial and social prejudice. The Black Music Seen podcast is a product of the Black Orchestral Network, where our mission is to cultivate community, lift our voices, and tell our stories. If you’d like to get involved and support the Black Orchestral Network please visit blackorchestralnetwork.org! The Black Orchestral Network is sponsored by the Gateways Music Festival and generously supported by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Credits: Written and Produced by: David A. Norville Co-hosts: Joy Payton Stevens & Titus Underwood Music Credits: Journey To Ascend by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/8951-journey-to-ascend License: https://filmmusic.io/standard-license
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