Bertha Hope, the acclaimed American jazz pianist, composer, and educator will be our guest for episode 215 of Harlem Speaks Oral History Series. Hope, a dynamic performer since the 1950s, preserves the legacy of her late husband, Elmo Hope, while forging her own path in jazz. Known for her lyrical style and commitment to music education, she remains a vital force in championing women and underrepresented voices in jazz. National Jazz Museum in Harlem Senior Scholar, Loren Schoenberg, will host a Harlem Speaks Oral History interview with Hope to discuss her storied career and her take on the impact of Charlie Parker.
Harlem Speaks: Bertha Hope
Harlem Speaks: Bertha Hope
In partnership with the National Jazz Museum in Harlem
National Jazz Museum in Harlem
58 W 129th St.
All Ages
