Clara Kathleen Rogers - Women's Philharmonic Advocacy

We Hold On To Women’s Music History By A Thin, Fraying Thread

by Liane Curtis | Apr 11, 2021

By Mary Purpura Previously we posted Mary Purpura’s moving account of the work of The Women’s Philharmonic. Today we continue her consideration of the obstacles that remain to bringing women’s compositions into the mainstream. These essays are...

Composers You Should Know: Clara Kathleen Rogers and Corona Schröter

by sarah | Jan 14, 2016

Today (January 14) is Clara Kathleen Rogers 172nd birthday, and Corona Schröter’s 265th birthday. Clara Kathleen Rogers (1844-1931) was an American composer, singer, and educator. She had the great advantage of being born into a musical family, received...

Remembering Clara Kathleen Rogers

by sarah | Mar 8, 2011

Today (March 8th, 2011) marks the 80th anniversary of the death of Clara Kathleen Rogers (1844-1931). It is only fitting, then, to remember her death by celebrating her life. Born in England to a musical family, Rogers and her family soon moved to Leipzig where she...

We Hold On To Women’s Music History By A Thin, Fraying Thread

Composers You Should Know: Clara Kathleen Rogers and Corona Schröter

Remembering Clara Kathleen Rogers

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