Women and Music in Ireland
By Laura Watson (Editor), Ita Beausang (Editor), Jennifer O'Connor-Madsen (Editor), Laura Watson (Contribution by), Jennifer O'Connor-Madsen (Contribution by), Ita Beausang (Contribution by), Karol Mullaney-Dignam (Contribution by), Mary Louise O'Donnell (Contribution by), Helen Lawlor (Contribution by), Daith Kearney (Contribution by), Teresa O'Donnell (Contribution by), Axel Klein (Contribution by), Margarethe Engelhardt-Krajanek (Contribution by), Ruth Stanley (Contribution by), Nicola LeFanu (Contribution by), Rhona Clarke (Contribution by), Barbara Jillian Dignam (Contribution by), Tes Slominski (Contribution by)
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By Laura Watson (Editor), Ita Beausang (Editor), Jennifer O'Connor-Madsen (Editor), Laura Watson (Contribution by), Jennifer O'Connor-Madsen (Contribution by), Ita Beausang (Contribution by), Karol Mullaney-Dignam (Contribution by), Mary Louise O'Donnell (Contribution by), Helen Lawlor (Contribution by), Daith Kearney (Contribution by), Teresa O'Donnell (Contribution by), Axel Klein (Contribution by), Margarethe Engelhardt-Krajanek (Contribution by), Ruth Stanley (Contribution by), Nicola LeFanu (Contribution by), Rhona Clarke (Contribution by), Barbara Jillian Dignam (Contribution by), Tes Slominski (Contribution by)
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Explores the world of women's professional and amateur musical activity as it developed on and beyond the island of Ireland.
In a story which spans several centuries, the book highlights representative composers and performers in classical music, Irish traditional music, and contemporary art music whose contributions have been marginalised in music narratives. As well as investigating the careers of public figures, this edited collection brings attention to women who engaged with and taught ...
In a story which spans several centuries, the book highlights representative composers and performers in classical music, Irish traditional music, and contemporary art music whose contributions have been marginalised in music narratives. As well as investigating the careers of public figures, this edited collection brings attention to women who engaged with and taught ...


