Interview with Fay Victor, New York City, New York

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Date
2020-09-14
Main contributor
Fay Victor
Summary
Fay Victor (New York City, New York) 

Brooklyn based Fay Victor is an improvising vocalist, composer, lyricist, and educator working with musics that are improvisational and conversational in nature. Victor has released critically acclaimed albums as a leader, including Barn Songs (Northern Spy Records, 2019) and SoundNoiseFunk-Wet Robots (ESP-Disk, 2018). She has worked with musicians including William Parker, Roswell Rudd, Nicole Mitchell, Archie Shepp, Marc Ribot, and Tyshawn Sorey. Touring nationally and internationally, she has performed in venues including Whitney Museum and The Museum of Modern Art (NYC), The Kolner Philharmonie (Germany), De Young Museum (SF), The Winter Jazz Festival (NY) and the Bimhuis (Netherlands). She was the 2017 Herb Albert/Yaddo Fellow in Music Composition and a 2018 recipient of a month-long Headlands Center for the Arts residency. As an educator, Victor teaches her own singing classes and workshops and serves on the faculty of the New School of Jazz and Contemporary Music. 

Interviewed by Tamar Sella, 09/14/2020.
Contributor
Tamar Sella
Subjects
Music; United States; Covid-19 Pandemic
Location
New York City, New York
Collection
Musicians in America during the Covid-19 Pandemic
Unit
Society for Ethnomusicology

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