Renate Matthei, Brunhilde Sonntag
Annäherung III an sieben Komponistinnen
Kerstin Thieme, Ethel Smyth, Mia Schmidt, Wen-Hui Tu, Ver-dina Shlonsky, Elisabeth Kuyper, Jacqueline Fontyn
Renate Matthei, Brunhilde Sonntag
Annäherung III an sieben Komponistinnen
Kerstin Thieme, Ethel Smyth, Mia Schmidt, Wen-Hui Tu, Ver-dina Shlonsky, Elisabeth Kuyper, Jacqueline Fontyn
- Formation Littérature
- Compositeur Renate Matthei Brunhilde Sonntag
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- Maison d’Édition Furore Verlag
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Embark on a fascinating journey of discovery through music history: With "Annäherung III an sieben Komponistinnen" (Approaches III to Seven Female Composers), Furore Verlag once again shines a spotlight on remarkable, yet often overlooked female musicians and their masterworks. This third volume of the renowned series focuses on the captivating lives and creative achievements of Kerstin Thieme, Ethel Smyth, Mia Schmidt, Wen-Hui Tu, Verdina Shlonsky, Elisabeth Kuyper, and Jacqueline Fontyn.
Thoroughly researched and engagingly written, this book offers profound insights into diverse musical eras, styles, and personal journeys. It brilliantly illustrates the immense contribution women have made to classical and contemporary music across generations. As the Swiss magazine FRAZ aptly noted: "These volumes are a true goldmine for discovering – as yet – unknown music by women." An essential read for all music lovers, performers, educators, and researchers looking to broaden their musical horizons.
Thoroughly researched and engagingly written, this book offers profound insights into diverse musical eras, styles, and personal journeys. It brilliantly illustrates the immense contribution women have made to classical and contemporary music across generations. As the Swiss magazine FRAZ aptly noted: "These volumes are a true goldmine for discovering – as yet – unknown music by women." An essential read for all music lovers, performers, educators, and researchers looking to broaden their musical horizons.