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Hildegard von Bingen: 12th-Century Ecstasy
Posted: 09/03/19 09:09 |
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After writing about one of the most important living composers, Unsuk Chin, for International Women’s Day, I’m continuing with a post about one of the very earliest composers we know of: Hildegard von Bingen (1098-1179), and her utterly unique contribution to the early history of western music.
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In Conversation with: Joanna Ward
Posted: 08/03/19 09:42 |
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International Women’s Day 2019. Friday, 8 March. Joanna Ward is a composer, performer, and curator. She has written a short opera, ‘hunger’, which was written and premiered at ENO Lilian Baylis House, and later taken to the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
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Listen to Unsuk Chin – Now!
Posted: 07/03/19 09:32 |
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Two things prompted me to write this blog post: the news that composer Unsuk Chin has been awarded the Hamburg Bach Prize and the approach of International Women’s Day- Friday 8 March 2019.
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