Jasmine Fripp is a Grammy-nominated music educator and the Director of Choral Activities at Tennessee State University, where she leads the University Choir, the Meistersingers, and the newly reinstated TSU Showstoppers Showchoir. She is also the founder of The Passionate Black Educator, a platform that empowers music educators and advocates for holistic, culturally responsive education for Black and Brown students.
With nearly a decade of experience in public and charter schools, Fripp has developed award-winning choral programs known for excellence and cultural relevance. Her students have performed at Bridgestone Arena, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Nashville Schermerhorn Symphony Center, and have shared the stage with The Clark Sisters, Vanessa Bell Armstrong, and Tiera Kennedy. Fripp and her students have also provided background vocals for country artist Levi Hummon.
A sought-after clinician and speaker, Fripp is celebrated for blending choral music, Hip Hop, and innovative pedagogy. She is a recording artist, songwriter, and member of The W. Crimm Singers, and holds degrees from Winthrop and Belmont Universities. (2025)
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