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Maurice Levy Oral History of Music in Pittsburgh Collection
Title
Freeman, Peggy Pierce, tape 1, side a
Date
ca. November 8, 1991
Identifier
CLP-OHMP-010-Freeman-01-a
Source Identifier
OHMP 10
Description
Peggy Pierce Freeman (1923-2006) was a Pittsburgh pianist, piano accompanist, organist and piano teacher. Freeman talks about her early music training with her piano teacher Mary Cardwell Dawson starting at 7 years old (1930); how Dawson remained her teacher even after she went to college; her education at Carnegie Tech (Carnegie Mellon) and her status as the only black woman studying music at the college; her association with the National Negro Opera Company and other people in the group; the Syria Mosque and the protests to preserve it from being demolished; Mary Cardwell Dawson's challenges to staging opera productions; her participation with the Treble Clef Choir and it's founder Maudelena Johnson; her husband Robert J. Freeman's music career; the Women's Civic Choir founded by Professor Ralph Davis.
Extent
30 minutes
Type
sound recordings-nonmusical
Genre
oral histories (literary genre)
Subject
Musicians
Pianists
Music teachers
African American musicians
Freeman, Peggy Pierce
National Association of Negro Musicians (U.S.)
Geographic Subjects
Pittsburgh (Pa.)
Source
Maurice Levy Oral History of Music in Pittsburgh Collection (OHMP)
Language
eng
Contributor
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Collection
Maurice Levy Oral History of Music in Pittsburgh Collection
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Rights Holder
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
