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THERE HAVE ALWAYS BEEN WOMEN COMPOSERS
(but maybe no one has told you about them)
Project to highlight music composed by women throughout history
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Lūcija Garūta (1902 - 1977) Latvia
Pianist, composer and poet born in Riga, she studied piano and composition at the Latvian Conservatory and then in Paris with teachers...


Sláva Vorlová (1894 - 1973) Czech Republic
Czech composer. She also used the pseudonym Mira Kord. She was born in Náchod and studied singing with Rosa Papier at the Vienna Academy...


Hilda Sehested (1858 - 1936) Denmark
Composer born in Funen, Denmark. She studied music in Copenhagen and later in Paris. She also studied organ and composition and began...


Mathilde Kralik (1857 - 1944) Austria
Austrian composer born in Linz, daughter of glassmaker Wilhelm Kralik and Louise Lobmeyr. Coming from a cultured and musical family, she...


Ljubica Marić (1909 - 2003) Serbia
Considered the most original and influential composer of her country in the 20th century. Born in Kragujevac, Serbia, to a family with...


Mabel Wheeler Daniels (1877 - 1971) USA
American composer, conductor, and teacher, known primarily for her choral music. Born in Massachusetts to a deeply musical family, she...


Claire Delbos (1906 - 1959) France
Louise-Justine Delbos, better known by her pseudonym Claire Delbos, was a French violinist and composer born in Paris in 1906. She...


Frida Kern (1891 - 1988) Austria
Austrian composer. Born in Vienna, she grew up in Linz, where she studied piano with Anna Zappa and later at the Linz Music Academy with...


Ivy Priaulx Rainier (1903 - 1986) South Africa
South African-British composer whose work is characterized by a deeply personal style, influenced by the African music she heard during...


Susan Spain-Dunk (1880 - 1962) England
British composer, conductor, violinist, violist, and pedagogue whose career, though under-recognized at the time, is currently being...


Ina Boyle (1889 - 1967) Ireland
Irish composer whose works span genres such as orchestral, choral, chamber music, opera, ballet, and song. Although several of her...


Dorothy Howell (1898 - 1982) England
English composer and pianist, known in her time as the "English Richard Strauss." Born in Birmingham to a musical family, she displayed...


Agnes Tyrrell (1846 - 1883) Czech Republic
Composer and pianist, born in Brno in the Moravia region of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, she was the daughter of an English teacher and a...


Laura Valborg Aulin (1860 - 1928) Sweden
Pianist and composer. Her musical career began when she took piano lessons with her grandmother. At 12, she began classes with Hilda...


Martha von Sabinin (1831 - 1892) Russia
Composer and pianist. She studied music with Clara Wieck (who is also featured on this blog), Peter Cornelius, and Franz Liszt, and was a...


Johanna Senfter (1879 - 1961) Germany
Johanna and her four sisters were raised in girls' boarding schools and received piano and singing lessons, in keeping with the...


Maria Rosa Coccia (1759 - 1833) Italy
Harpsichordist and composer. She rose to fame at a young age, composing six sonatas and the oratorio Daniello at the age of 13, which was...


Leokadiya Kashperova (1872 - 1940) Russia
Composer and pianist. She studied at the St. Petersburg Conservatory. She wrote a symphony, a piano concerto, choral works, chamber...


Yvonne Desportes (1907-1993) France
Composer, writer, and music educator, she won the Grand Prix de Rome in 1932, taught at the Paris Conservatory, and wrote around 500...


Wilhelmina of Prussia (1709-1758) Germany
Princess Wilhelmina of Prussia was a composer, a great music advocate, and a lute player. She wrote an opera and chamber music that...
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