Source note · R151
An Oral History of Marching Band Traditions at Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Adjacent but important for African American band culture, institutional-community identity, and marching-band tradition.
- Setting
- Historically Black Colleges and Universities
- Kind of evidence
- Master's thesis
- Source tier
- Thesis / dissertation
- PDF status
- Verified endpoint
What this source covers
HBCU marching bands 20th-21st c. HBCU marching-band traditions
Method or source type
Music education / oral history dissertation
Why it matters to this project
Adjacent but important for African American band culture, institutional-community identity, and marching-band tradition.
Evidence and access limits
LSU repository landing page open; download link present. Direct fetch may return access controls depending on client. Follow-up verification: LSU page confirms title, author, Spring 2019, MM degree, Music Education department, thesis type, recommended citation, DOI, and download link. Verification pass 2026-09-14: LSU page confirms Spring 2019, Master of Music, Music Education, thesis document type, DOI, recommended citation, committee chair, and download link.
Source-database note
This record was integrated into the research library on September 15, 2026. Metadata and verification status are preserved from that research corpus; a verified PDF endpoint does not by itself mean open access.