The heart of a woman: the life and music of Florence B. Price

Introduction

Part I : Southern roots. Family ties ; Little Rock : "The Negro paradise" ; The pursuit of education : Elementary and high school ; The New England Conservatory of Music ; Return to Little Rock ; Clark University and marriage

Part II : The "Dean" of Negro composers of the Midwest. VeeJay and the Black metropolis ; "My soul's been anchored in de Lord" ; Black satin clothes at the fair ; Spirituals to symphonies : A century of progress ; The Symphony in E minor ; O sing a new song ; The Piano concerto in one movement ; Performing again ; Professional recognition : Reconciling gender, class, and race ; The WPA years ; The Chicago Renaissance ; The Symphony no. 3 ; Final years : The heart of a woman