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Women and Gender Non Conforming.Xlsx Women and Gender Minorities in Jazz *this list is a work in progress naomisiegel.com Other Useful Resources: https://manymanywomen.com/ audiblewomen.com http://www.wijsf.com/ Accordion Alice Hall Andrea Parkins Jamie Maschler Pauline Oliveros Bass Bass (cont.) Adi Meyerson Noriko Ueda Aneesa Strings (vocals) Renee Cruz Anna Butters Ruth Davies Brandi Disterheft Te’ja Veal Carmen Rothwell Tomoko Funaki Carole Kaye Emma Dayhuff Endea Owens Esperanza Spaulding (vocals) Jennifer Leitham Jennifer Vincent Kanoa Meldenhall Kate Davis (vocals) Kathleen Murray Katie Ernst (vocals) Kim Clarke Lauren Hendrix Lim Yang Linda Oh Maeve Royce Magali Datzira Marlene Rosenberg Mary Ann McSweeny Mimi Jones Nedra Wheeler Bassoon Sara Schoenbeck Cello Helen Gillet Peggy Lee Okkyung Lee Drums/Percussion Drums/Percussion (cont.) Allison Miller Lilian Carmona Ana Barreiro Maria Joyner-Wulff Bernice Brooks Michaelle Goerlitz Bobbye Hall Sheila E Cindy Blackman Terri Lyne Carrington Daria Johnson Vanessa Cruz Dottie Dodgion (vocals) Vera Figueiredo Karina Colis (vocals) Kelly Fasman Lesley Mok Guitar Guitar (cont.) Ava Mendoza Mimi Fox Alicyn Yaffee Rosa Passos Amanda Monaco Sheryl Bailey Badi Assad (vocals, percussion) Sister Rossetta Tharpe (gospel/vocals) Camilla Meza (vocals) Susan Alcorn (pedal steel) Carline Ray (piano, vocals) Emily Remler Ila Cantor Leni Stern Lois McMorris (Lady Mac) (vocals) Mary Halverson Harp Brandee Younger Destiny Muhammed Riza Printup Piano/Organ Alice Coltrane (harp) Piano/Organ (cont.) Alison Weiner Irene Kitchens Amy Bormet (vocals) Irene Schweizer Ann Reynolds Janice Scruggins Annie Booth Jeanette Kimball Arcoiris Sandoval Jeannie Cheatham Ariel Pocock (vocals) Jessica Williams Atsuko Hashimoto Jill McCarron Aziza Mustafeh Zadeh (vocals) Joanne Brackeen Barbara Caroll (vocals) Julie Wolf Bertha Hope Jutta Hipp Billie Pierce (vocals) Kait Dunton Billy Tipton Kelly Green Blanche Calloway Kris Davis Blossom Dearie (vocals) Lil Hardin Armstrong (vocals) Brenda Earle Stokes Vocals Lovie Austin (vocals) Brianne Ford Mamiko Osawa Caili O’Doherty Maria Schneider Carolina Calvache Marianne Trudel Carla Bley Marilyn Crispell Carmen Staaf Marina Albero (psalterium, vibraphone) Connie Crothers Marion McPartland Courtney Bryan Marta Sanchez Cynthia Hilts (vocals) Mary Lou Williams Dawn Clement (vocals) Maya Kronfeld Deanna Witkowski (vocals) Mika Nishimura Debbie Poryes Miki Yamanaka Diana Krall (piano) Myra Melford Diane Moser Nelda Swiggett vocals) Dorothy Donegan Peggy Stern Dotti Anita Taylor (flute, vocals) Rebeca Maueleon Eliane Elias (vocals) Rhoda Scott Elisabeth Raspall Robin Holcomb (vocals) Ellen Rowe Ruby Bishop (vocals) Erica Seguine Satoko Fuji Erika Oba (flute) Shamie Royston Geri Allen Sumi Tonooka Gertrude Harvey Wright Sweet Emma Barrett (piano) Goussy Celestin Tammy Hall Hadda Brooks (vocals) Toshiko Akiyoshi Hazel Scott Trudy Pitts Hiromi Youngjoo Song Recorder Vibraphone Tali Rubinstein Marjorie Hyams (piano) Nikara Warren Trombone Susan Pascal Angela Wellman Audrey Morrison Becca Patterson Violin Haley Freedlund Alex Guy (Viola) Janice Robinson Elia Bastida Jeanne Geiger Ellen McSweeney (vocals) Jen Baker Ginger Smock Jen Hinkle India Cooke Jen Wharton Jenny Scheinman Jenny Kellogg Karen Briggs Kari Harris Lauren Elizabeth Baba (viola) Mara Fox Meg Okura Mariel Bildsten Regina Carter Melba Liston Naomi Siegel Natalie Cressman (vocals) Sara Jacovino Sarah Politz Shannon Barnett Trumpet Trumpet (cont.) Andrea Motis (vocals) Shaye Cohn Angeleisha Rodgers Valaida Snow Bria Skonberg (vocals) Clora Bryant Dolly Jones Ellen Seeling Emily Kuhn Ingrid Jensen Jackie Coleman Jaimie Branch Jennifer Hartswick (vocals) Laurie Frink Natalie John (vocals) Rebeca Franks Samantha Boshnack Sarah Wilson Vocals Vocals (cont.) Vocals (cont.) Abbey Lincoln Jen Shyu Sophie Milman Afrikkanitha Jill Barber Sunny Kim Alberta Hunter Joan Cartwright Susie Arioli Alexa Bardini Kandace Springs (piano) Tahirah Memory Allegra Levy Kate McGarry Tania Maria (piano) Angie Doctor Kate Voss Thana Alexa Annette Hanshaw Kavita Shah Tierney Sutton April Barrows Kay Starr Vanisha Gould Ashni (piano) Lena Horne Veronica Swift (trumpet) Barbra Lica Linda Tillery Yoon Sun Choi Becca Stevens (guitar) Lisa Fischer Bessie Smith Lizz Wright Bessie Smith Madeleine Peyroux Betty Carter Madeline Eastman Billie Holiday Maguinha Buika Mayte Alguacil Carme Canela Melanie Charles Carmen McRae Melanie Gardot Cassandra Wilson Michelle Hawkins Cecile McLorin Salvant MJ Williams (trombone) Celeste Alian Nancy Wilson Charles Natalie Cole China Moses Natalie John (piano) Dee Alexander Nellie Lutcher (piano) Dee Dee Bridgewater Nenna Freelon Diana Panton Nicki Mathis Dianne Reeves Nicole Zuraitis Dinah Washington (piano) Nina Simone Ella Fitzgerald Patricia Barber (piano) Emilie-Claire Barlow Paula Hampton Ethel Waters Rebekka Bakken Etta James Renée Fiallos Etta Jones Rochelle House Gabrielle Stravellie Sandy Cressman Gertrude "Ma" Rainey Sara Serpa Gretchen Parlato Sarah Elizabeth Ida Cox Sarah Vaughn Ina Ray Huton Sharon Marie Cline Jane Green Sharon Rae North Jay Clayton Shirley Horn (piano) Jazzmeia Horn Sonia Szajnberg Woodwinds Amy Denio Nika Rejto Anat Cohen Patricia Zarate Angela Morris Ragan Whiteside Ann Drummond Rochelle Frederick Anna Webber Roxy Coss Aurora Kneeland Sigrun Jording Beth Fleenor Silke Eberhard Beth Schenck Sue Orfield Caroline Davis Tia Fuller Carolyn Walter Tina Richerson Christine Jensen Tobi Stone Doreen Ketchens (vocals) Vi Redd (vocals) Eli Maliwan Elsa Nilsson Erena Terakubo Erica von Kleist Grace Kelly (vocals) Hailey Niswanger Ingrid Laubrock Jane Bunnett Jane Ira Bloom Jean Fineberg (drums) Jessica Lurie (vocals) Jessika Smith Juli Wood Kasey Knudsen Kate Olson Kit McClure Kristen Strom Leigh Pilzer Lekecia Benjamin Lihi Harvvi Lynn Speakman Mad Duran Mantana Roberts Maria Grand Mariela Versola Mathilde Grooss Melissa Aldana Nicole Mitchell.
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