The gospel of The Science Black Sisters (Remastered)

Style: Jazz gospel fusion Tempo: ~85 BPM Mood: Uplifting, reverent, empowering Instruments: Upright bass, piano, brushed drums, soft horns, gospel choir Voices: Warm female jazz and gospel tones, one narrator voice Background: live gospel-jazz ambience, warm crowd energy, rhythmic hand-claps on 2 and 4, light finger snaps, soft murmurs of “yeah” and “amen, ” brushed drums, upright bass, piano comping gently

[INTRO – Spoken Narrator]

“Tonight… the stage shines with seven stars.
Seven women who turned equations into rhythm,
and science into soul.
Together, they are The Science Sisters!
From chemistry to cosmos, from medicine to music,
they speak truth, brilliance, and harmony.”

[VERSE 1 – Marie Maynard Daly | Soft alto voice]

🎵 “My name is Marie Maynard Daly,
first Black woman with a Ph.D. in chemistry.
I studied the heart, the way it beats and binds,
unlocked the code of life for humankind.”

[VERSE 2 – Katherine Johnson | Clear soprano]

🎵 “I’m Katherine Johnson, math was my flight,
I mapped the stars and measured the night.
NASA’s rockets followed my line,
My numbers lifted mankind.”

[VERSE 3 – Gladys West | Contralto groove]

🎵 “They call me Gladys West, I drew Earth’s face,
from orbits and oceans, I charted space.
My math became GPS —
so every traveler finds their place.”

[VERSE 4 – Shirley Ann Jackson | Mezzo jazz phrasing]

🎵 “I’m Shirley Ann Jackson, equations my art,
from MIT halls to telecom’s heart.
Fiber and circuits, voices and tone —
I built the bridge that keeps us home.”

[VERSE 5 – Patricia Bath | Soulful gospel voice]

🎵 “I’m Patricia Bath, doctor of sight,
I gave the blind back to the light.
A laser and a vision, my healing true,
I saw the future — and it saw you.”

[VERSE 6 – Mae Jemison | Bright, soaring gospel tone]

🎵 “My name’s Mae Jemison, I touched the stars,
Doctor, dancer, astronaut — I reached far.
I looked down at Earth and softly sighed,
‘A sister can soar when she’s trained to fly.’”

[VERSE 7 – Marian R. Croak | Smooth mezzo-soprano, jazzy phrasing]

🎵 “They call me Marian Croak, I let voices fly,
Turned phone lines digital, wired the sky.
From VoIP to innovation, patents in my hand,
I made the world talk and understand.”

[CHORUS – All voices + gospel choir]

🎵 “We are the Science Sisters, shining bright,
Truth and melody, lifting light.
From Earth to stars, we testify—
Knowledge is power, and power can fly!”

(Clapping and choir echo: “Power can fly… power can fly…”)

[OUTRO – Narrator + choir]

Narrator:
“Seven sisters of science, seven lights of truth.
Their voices ring through labs, through stars, through you.
The Science Sisters — forever divine.”

(Choir fades, humming)
🎵 “Forever divine… forever divine…”

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[INTRO – Spoken Narrator] “Tonight… the stage shines with seven stars. Seven women who turned equations into rhythm, and science into soul. Together, they are The Science Sisters! From chemistry to cosmos, from medicine to music, they speak truth, brilliance, and harmony.” [VERSE 1 – Marie Maynard Daly | Soft alto voice] 🎵 “My name is Marie Maynard Daly, first Black woman with a Ph.D. in chemistry. I studied the heart, the way it beats and binds, unlocked the code of life for humankind.” [VERSE 2 – Katherine Johnson | Clear soprano] 🎵 “I’m Katherine Johnson, math was my flight, I mapped the stars and measured the night. NASA’s rockets followed my line, My numbers lifted mankind.” [VERSE 3 – Gladys West | Contralto groove] 🎵 “They call me Gladys West, I drew Earth’s face, from orbits and oceans, I charted space. My math became GPS — so every traveler finds their place.” [VERSE 4 – Shirley Ann Jackson | Mezzo jazz phrasing] 🎵 “I’m Shirley Ann Jackson, equations my art, from MIT halls to telecom’s heart. Fiber and circuits, voices and tone — I built the bridge that keeps us home.” [VERSE 5 – Patricia Bath | Soulful gospel voice] 🎵 “I’m Patricia Bath, doctor of sight, I gave the blind back to the light. A laser and a vision, my healing true, I saw the future — and it saw you.” [VERSE 6 – Mae Jemison | Bright, soaring gospel tone] 🎵 “My name’s Mae Jemison, I touched the stars, Doctor, dancer, astronaut — I reached far. I looked down at Earth and softly sighed, ‘A sister can soar when she’s trained to fly.’” [VERSE 7 – Marian R. Croak | Smooth mezzo-soprano, jazzy phrasing] 🎵 “They call me Marian Croak, I let voices fly, Turned phone lines digital, wired the sky. From VoIP to innovation, patents in my hand, I made the world talk and understand.” [CHORUS – All voices + gospel choir] 🎵 “We are the Science Sisters, shining bright, Truth and melody, lifting light. From Earth to stars, we testify— Knowledge is power, and power can fly!” (Clapping and choir echo: “Power can fly… power can fly…”) [OUTRO – Narrator + choir] Narrator: “Seven sisters of science, seven lights of truth. Their voices ring through labs, through stars, through you. The Science Sisters — forever divine.” (Choir fades, humming) 🎵 “Forever divine… forever divine…”

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