Blind Tom, the Black Pianist-Composer (1849-1908): Continually Enslaved
Geneva H. Southall’s study focuses on Blind Tom, the Black pianist-composer who lived from 1849 to 1908. Centering the fact that he was continually enslaved, the book considers his musical identity alongside the historical circumstances of his life.
About This Book
Geneva H. Southall presents a study of Blind Tom, identified as a Black pianist-composer who lived from 1849 to 1908.
The title emphasizes the continuing condition of his enslavement, making that historical reality central to the book’s subject.
This work connects musical identity with biography and the history surrounding Blind Tom’s life.
It may interest readers exploring music history, biography, and African American history.
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