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WPA News Digest – December 2, 2024

WPA News Digest – December 2, 2024

  There's lots to be excited about for women in music as we kick off December! (Including a few gift ideas.) On Wednesday November 27, the Raices Negras Trio performed at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington D.C. The group featured three...

WPA News Digest – November 25, 2024

WPA News Digest – November 25, 2024

2024 is wrapping up with plenty of chances to hear music by women composers! On November 24th, Imogen Holst's Concerto for Violin and Strings (1935) received its first public performance at St Andrew's Holborn in London by the Elgar Sinfonia of London alongside music...

Maria Theresia Paradis — Conference continues Live and Online

Maria Theresia Paradis — Conference continues Live and Online

The Conference on Maria Theresia Paradis continues Saturday Nov. 23 -- in person AND streaming at Mount Holyoke College.   Titled: Reframing the Gaze: Maria Theresia Paradis, Blind Musicians, and Musical Culture Before & After Braille. Held on November 22-23, the...

WPA News Digest – November 18, 2024

WPA News Digest – November 18, 2024

There's lots going on for women in music this week! On November 10, 2024 the Cleveland Women's Orchestra opened its 90th anniversary season with a program of 19th century favorites: the overture from the Verdi/Solera collaboration Giovanna D'arco (Joan of Arc),...

WPA News Digest — November 11, 2024

WPA News Digest — November 11, 2024

Lots to celebrate for women in music! FIRST -- our revised Women's Philharmonic Advocacy Grant program is finally unveiled!  Read all about it!!  Learn more here!  The Grants are now being offered every other month, with the first deadline December 9, 2024. The...

Listening for Election Day, 2024

Listening for Election Day, 2024

Hello intrepid Women's Philharmonic Advocacy Readers! In honor of the US Election Day 2024, we have a shortened news brief for you featuring Stacy Garrop’s 2020 work The Battle of the Ballot. On this most important of American civic days (and the days leading up to...