OKLAHOMA WOMAN QUARTET
The Studio Album
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Anjelica Lindsey
Oklahoma Woman Quartet
The studio album of the 11-song cycle for string quartet and voice recorded at Wild Mountain Studios in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Osage County.
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For Your Consideration for the GRAMMY® Awards: Anjelica Lindsey’s Oklahoma Woman Quartet, an 11-song cycle for soprano and string quartet.
Anjelica Lindsey is featured in a new story from Crosswinds News, a Native-focused newsroom covering communities, culture and issues across Indian Country.
Anjelica Lindsey’s full-length album OKLAHOMA WOMAN QUARTET is now available on CD through Unknown Tone Records, part of the YIELD RECORDINGS collection.
Anjelica Lindsey’s “Rivers Rising,” the opening work on her new album Oklahoma Woman Quartet, was selected for the curated ASCAP New Music Friday Playlist for August 7, 2026, placing her work alongside music by ASCAP-affiliated composers and songwriters.
Anjelica Lindsey, composer and enrolled citizen of the Cherokee Nation, will be a featured speaker on the panel “Take Your Medicine: Music and Ceremonial Preservation” at the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities’ “Art as Sovereignty” Symposium on September 12, 2026, in Tulsa.
On October 7, 2026, Anjelica Lindsey will present Oklahoma Woman Quartet as part of the Tulsa Performing Arts Center’s Brown Bag It free noontime concert series. The performance will take place at 12:10 p.m. in the Westby Pavilion.
Composer and violinist Anjelica Lindsey (Cherokee Nation) is the latest guest on the Symphonina Foundation Podcast, joining host Dr. David Fogel for an in-depth conversation about composition, orchestral music, and her artistic journey.
Composer, violinist, and recording artist Anjelica Lindsey has released the studio album Oklahoma Woman Quartet, now available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, Bandcamp, and all major streaming platforms.
Return of the Sacred Red Rock, scored by Anjelica Lindsey and Mark Kuykendall, wins Best Oklahoma Documentary Feature Award at Circle Cinema Film Festival
Anjelica Lindsey Records Sinfonietta No. I: A Cherokee in Paris at The Juilliard School, Derek Weagle Conducting
Anjelica Lindsey (Cherokee Nation) performs her groundbreaking song cycle Oklahoma Woman Quartet live with top local string players, opening Winter Talk 2026 hosted by the Center for Indigenous Ministries and St. Jerome Parish in Tulsa.
Tulsa composer and Cherokee Nation citizen Anjelica Lindsey has officially entered the 2026 NPR Tiny Desk Contest with her original work “Lullaby,” performed by the Oklahoma Woman Ensemble featuring the Rose Rock Quartet.
Anjelica Lindsey Featured on American Classical Voices with musicologist and host Renata Yazzie
A recap review of Anjelica Lindsey’s 2025 musical year in projects, premieres and collaborations!
The making of Wild Mountain Studios, production headquarters of Anjelica Lindsey and Mark Kuykendall by architect Caleb John Reed (FIELDSPACE)
Perhaps: Abstractions | out now
Twelve movements for violin and piano, transformed through the lens of tape and effects into a meditative exploration of sound and texture. Recorded at Wild Mountain Studios in Tulsa, Oklahoma, with tape processing in collaboration with Mark Kuykendall (The New Honey Shade).
Now streaming on Spotify and all major platforms. CDs are available on Bandcamp.
cherokee-American COMPOSER, anjelica lindsey
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Here are some statistics on women composers:
Orchestras
In the 2020-2021 season, only 5% of the compositions scheduled by the top 100 orchestras were written by women. Only 1.11% of the pieces were composed by Black and Asian women. Read more.
Film scores
In 2021, women made up only 3% of composers for the top 100 films, down from 5% in 2020. In 2023, only 10% of the top 200 grossing movies credited women as composers or "Music by". Read more.
Oscars
Only three women and non-binary composers have won an Oscar for Original Score in the 87-year history of the award. Read more.
Global representation
The representation of women in music has declined slightly, from 7.7% to 7.5%. The representation of Black women composers has also declined, from 1.02% to 0.59%. Read more.
