Musical women in England, 1870-1914 : "Encroaching on all man's privileges"

Paula Gillett

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Introduction: Music and the Female Sphere Music and 'Women's Mission' in Late-Victorian Philanthropy Talents Discovered and Rewarded: Female Recipients of Music Philanthropy Woman and the Devil's Instrument The New Woman and Her Violin Immortal Tones: Woman as Public Singer Music as a Profession for Women

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