www.thenation.com The Future of Classical Music Is Queer
There’s a new vitality in the classical music scene—and it would simply not exist without the creativity and support of queer people.
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genderqueer @lemmy.one Pluto [he/him, he/him] @hexbear.net The Future of Classical Music Is Queer (Pluto: Archived link inside!)
cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/1750473
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Great article! I wonder if I'm queer myself or perhaps non-binary. Regardless, I highly recommend reading this, especially if you love classical music or are queer yourself (but, of course, officially for now I am a cishet male so I maybe I'm wrong about the article's quality or genuineness). But yes, do give it a read if you want to sometime. Also, let's of performers to read from here and lots of groups to follow.
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genderqueer @lemmy.one Melody Fwygon @lemmy.one Moving right on...
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