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Underwrite a ProgramMarch is Women’s History Month. And for Classics a Day, it’s another opportunity to focus on classical music composed by women. And not just composers in the 21st Century.
Every year when we do this theme, I discover more female composers whose music I have never heard before. But it’s music that deserves to be heard — and more than once.
Here are my posts for the first week of Women’s History Month, 2023.
Kassia is the earliest known female composer. About 50 of her hymns have survived to the present day — some are still used by the Greek Orthodox Church.
This Swedish composer/pianist used an alias to get her music published. This Cello Sonata, from 1899, for example, is credited to “N. Lago.”
This Croatian composer is considered one of the most important in her country. Most of her works are chamber music, with a large representation of solo vocal music.
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