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Playing Early in the First Beat….
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Music Quiz: Anecdotes Surrounding Franz Schubert
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Your Next Task Is to Play ppp!
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Chamber Music by Women Composers IV
Farrenc, Beach, Tate, N. Boulanger, and Liu
Louise Farrenc (1804-1875) was one of the first successful female composers in 19th century France. That opinion is not only based on 21st century assessments, but also on views expressed by her contemporaries. Robert Schumann wrote for example, “her works
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It’s Time to Buy New Instrument!
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Cello Music by Women Composers VII
Mazzoli, Clyne, and Montgomery
Today major orchestras and artists are commissioning young women composers to write music for them. Here are three rising stars. Missy Mazzoli was selected as a featured composer by the Minnesota Orchestra’s Composer’s Institute more than a decade ago. We
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Are You Familiar With the Stories of Chopin’s Frenemies, Lovers, and Piano Works?
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Chamber Music by Women Composers III
Chaminade, Clarke, Bacewicz, Garcia-Viardot, and Higdon
Cécile Chaminade (1857-1944) was the first woman composer ever to be awarded with the legion d‘honneur in 1913. The composer Ambroise Thomas said, “This is not a woman who composes, but a composer who is a woman.” Chaminade was well
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