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Women’s History Month 2018—Free poster featuring Esperanza Spalding

Women’s History Month 2018—Free poster featuring Esperanza Spalding

American jazz sensation Esperanza Spalding can do it all. She is a composer, vocalist and bassist and an experimental artist in several musical genres. The Oregon native created, performed and completed her recent album, Exposure, in 77 continuous hours— all livestreamed on Facebook in 2017.

This free poster for Women’s History Month acknowledges her achievements and the achievements of all women in music.

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