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Woman's Work in Music

By Arthur Elson

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Explore how women defied limitations and left their mark on the musical world throughout history.

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2007-02-12
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Summary

"Woman's Work in Music" by Aurthur Elson, is a look back at the role of women in music history. The book examines how women shaped musical art in different cultures and eras, focusing on their creative works and impact on musical traditions. It starts by looking at ancient times and myths to understand how women and music were seen together, with examples like Saint Cecilia and female gods in Hindoo stories who helped music grow. Elson shows that while some cultures respected women's musical abilities, they often had limited opportunities to perform or create music. The book sets a tone of respect for women's past contributions, leading into a bigger study of their overall effect on music history.

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