Description
The purpose of this document is to identify contemporary issues facing female-identifying professional trombonists today. Interviews were conducted with three prominent women in the international trombone community, including questions that sought to foster discussion on the extent to which their experience as professional trombonists was influenced by their gender. The topic of microaggressions emerged as significant, as it became clear throughout the interview process that these women experience microaggressions far more commonly than overt gender discrimination, as did the topic of coping mechanisms. The interview questions also sparked discussions of identity, self-motivation, and local cultural norms within the context of each woman’s musical career.
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Title
- Three Interviews: Diverse Career Paths of Female-Identifying Professional Trombonists
Contributors
- Broome-Robinson, Julia (Author)
- Edwards, Bradley (Thesis advisor)
- Swoboda, Deanna (Committee member)
- Wells, Christopher (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
Date Created
The date the item was original created (prior to any relationship with the ASU Digital Repositories.)
2020
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- Doctoral Dissertation Music 2020