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8 Winter-Themed Classical Works by Women Composers
From Fanny Hensel’s snowstorm to Caroline Shaw’s Winter Carol

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Salome Jordania
‘Hold Onto That Joy of How Much You Love Music’ Georgian pianist Salome Jordania is based these days in London but is highly in demand across Europe, the US and Asia for solo engagements, having performed from Texas to Tokyo,
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Dreaming with Little Nemo
Winsor McCay (1866–1934), with his comic strip Little Nemo in Slumberland, changed so many things about the 20th-century comic strip to make it flexible and funny – more than a delivery system for a joke or a story. Little Nemo
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Musicians and Artists: Schimmel and 6 Artists
Paintings in Carl Schimmel’s String Quartet No. 2, “Six Faces” The paintings in Carl Schimmel’s Second String Quartet, Six Faces, are all Cubist works painted between 1911 and 1920. The 4 women and 2 men are shown with their belongings:
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Titled after haiku by 17th-century poet Matsuo Bashō, Bermel's Spring Cadenzas features "bubbling arpeggios tempered with an icy octatonic retort" and "snaky, searching" gestures — all tailored to Midori's brilliant technique. Discover what makes this recording special!

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8 Winter-Themed Classical Works by Women Composers
Winter has inspired classical composers for centuries, and women composers are no exception. From the 19th century to the present, many have written music explicitly about winter: falling snow, ice skating, winter evenings, and the season’s hushed mood. These pieces
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