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BookComposing against the tide : early twentieth century Australian women composers and their piano music / Jeanell Carrigan.
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There were a relatively large number of
women born in Australia between 1860 and 1915 who became
composers of piano music. For many of them this was not an easy
task. They did not always receive encouragement. Certainly many
could not earn a living at this creative work and they battled
not only the gender inequality that still largely exists today
but also against musical fashion and trends that their works did
not always reflect, as well as the backlash which came from being
born into a 'colonial' country.
This is their story.
ISBN: 9781876829421
Listen to Jeanell Carrigan, Liza Lim & Andrew Ford discuss this book on The Music Show
Bibliography: pp. 217-223.
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