Gender and the Musical Canon

1994-01-01articleThe Musical Times225 citationsclosed

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Gender and Feminist Studies Literature, Musicology, and Cultural Analysis

Abstract

Well written and consistently provocative, Gender and the Musical Canon is a comprehensive and balanced study of women composers and their music. A classic in gender studies in music, it is nonetheless accessible for musically educated lay reader.

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