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Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
How Nina Simone inspired Zena Edwards's poem about Sarah Reed, who died in police custody.
  1. Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
    02:52
    Zena Edwards discusses her poem Four (and then some) Women
  2. Dee Dee Bridgewater sings Lonely Woman
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    Dee Dee Bridgewater sings Lonely Woman
  3. Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
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    Jazz Voice finale: Ray Charles medley
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    Jazz Voice: Interval Interviews
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    wūûūwūûū
  6. The sound of Norwegian Black Metal - a cappella style
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    The sound of Norwegian Black Metal - a cappella style
  7. Ubu Roi: Extract 1
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    Ubu Roi: Extract 1
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    The Scottish memorial to Robert Johnson, King of Delta Blues
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    Nicola Sturgeon: Sunset Song
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    Exclusive: Prides perform Letter From America
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    The Hand That Shook The World
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    Sensational Simmy
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    Exclusive: Isy Suttie performs her Adrian Mole inspired song about an unrequited love
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    Le nozze di Figaro: Joshua Bloom interview
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