Popular singer and songwriter Lizzo made headlines after playing a 200-year-old crystal flute onstage, lent to her by the Library of Congress, that once belonged to the fourth President of the ...

Lizzo plays President James Madison’s crystal flute in the flute vault at the Library of Congress on Sept. 26, 2022. Taking up the offer from the 14th Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden to check ...

Lizzo became the first person to play a tune on former President James Madison’s crystal flute in over two centuries. Taking up the offer from the 14th Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden to ...

“We just did a DNA test. Turns out: It’s 100% that [crystal] flute @lizzo played at her D.C. stop on the #SpecialTour tonight,” the tweet said. “It’s safe & sound back at the Library now.

Lizzo plays James Madison's 200-year-old crystal flute on stage in D.C. The Emmy and three-time Grammy winner thanked the Library of Congress for "preserving our history and making history ...

Lizzo tweeted that she’s the first and only person to ever play the 200-year-old crystal flute. Though, NPR reported in 2001 that at least one other person has played the centuries-old flute.

Lizzo delighted fans on Tuesday night by playing a few notes on a 200-year-old crystal flute owned by fourth President James Madison at her Washington, D.C. concert.

“We just did a DNA test. Turns out: It’s 100% that [crystal] flute @lizzo played at her D.C. stop on the #SpecialTour tonight,” the tweet said. “It’s safe & sound back at the Library now.

Pop star Lizzo played a crystal flute owned by President James Madison. For some, seeing a Black woman play a slave owner's flute was simply too much.

“I just twerked and played James Madison’s crystal flute from the 1800s,” Lizzo proclaimed. “We just made history tonight.” ...

Lizzo plays James Madison's crystal flute while racists play dog whistles The problem people are having with Lizzo has nothing to do with the flute or its history. It has everything to do with the ...

Lizzo, a classically trained flutist, claimed to be one of the few ever to play President James Madison's 19th-century crystal flute during a concert on Wednesday night in Washington, DC.