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10 of the best new releases in 2018 of women composers.

December 30, 2018October 29, 2020 Elizabeth de Brito 2 Comments 2018, arlene sierra, bbc, bbc national orchestra of wales, best new album, chamber music, chaminade, chandos, cheryl frances hoad, classical music, concerto, contemporary classical, contemporary music, drama musica, elena ruehr, emilie mayer, farrenc, feminism, florence price, Gabriella Di Laccio, Hilary Tann, jessica krash, Judith Weir, kapralova, louise farrenc, margaret bonds, mark viner, music, naxoas, new album, nicola benedetti, piano, piano music, ruth gipps, samantha ege, sexism, symphony, trumpet, Venus Blazing

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17 Great Women Composers You Need to Know.

November 30, 2018October 29, 2020 Elizabeth de Brito 0 Comments alice mary smith, amy beach, Bach, barbara strozzi, Beethoven, Brahms, chen yi, chinese music, Chopin, classical music, Composers, czech music, Debussy, dora pejacevic, emilie mayer, ethel smyth, florence price, gender bias, germaine tailleferre, Handel, Haydn, ina boyle, japanese music, Judith Weir, kapralova, lontano records, maria szymanowska, Marianna Martines, master of the queen's music, Michiru Oshima, Monteverdi, Mozart, music, new york times, nina makarova, odaline de la martinez, patriarchy, Puccini, Schubert, Schumann, Stravinsky, Verdi, wagner, women composers, women in music

Chief t**t, I’m sorry chief classical music critic at the New York Times Anthony Tommasini

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The Daffodil Perspective 13th November 2018

November 14, 2018October 29, 2020 Elizabeth de Brito 0 Comments Classical, classical composers, classical music, contemporary classical, female composers, Georgias Rodgers, Hasse, Haydn, Hilary Tann, Judith Weir, Marianna Martines, marsyas trio, Metastasio, Mozart, music, nmc recordings, Salieri, Vienna, women composers, women in music

This show features an in-depth look at late 18th Century composer Marianna Martines, a woman

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The Daffodil Perspective is a revolutionary new radio show based in London, UK, rewriting classical music history with a more accurate and gender balanced account.

The Daffodil Perspective is showing how women fit into our current version of classical music history and exploring the stories of these women, their music and monumental achievements. Each episode features at least 50% of pieces and airtime by women composers.

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