Winifred Atwell was a gifted pianist, born in Trinidad, who came to Britain to study classical music at the Royal Academy of Music in 1946. By the early 1950s, a combination of talent and a husband ...

Welcome to Black History Is Now, a content series celebrating Black culture in the UK. This year, we're platforming Unforgotten Women throughout Black British history, highlighting their achievements ...

Winifred Atwell may have been born in Trinidad Tobago but the Northern Rivers can claim to be her last resting place. The boogie-woogie and ragtime musician is buried at South Gundurimba cemetery next ...

Winifred Atwell -- known as the “Queen of the Ivories” -- is an iconic part of the piano culture of the 1950s in Australia and New Zealand ... a culture which has now all but disappeared. THE LIFE AND ...

If the pharmacy industry had claimed her first, the world would have missed out on the incredible musical talent of Una Winifred Atwell. Winifred was to become the first black person to have a ...

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