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OLIVIA

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NANNERL MOZART

“Virtuosic.” “A prodigy.” “Genius.” These words were written in the 1760s about Mozart—Maria Anna Mozart. When she toured Europe as a pianist, young Maria Anna wowed audiences in Munich, Vienna, Paris, London, the Hague, Germany and Switzerland. “My little girl plays the most difficult works which we have … with incredible precision and so excellently,” her father, Leopold, wrote in a letter in 1764. 

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ALONDRA PARRA

Conductor Alondra de la Parra has gained widespread attention for her spellbinding and vibrant performances, making her one of the most compelling conductors of her generation. She holds the distinction of being the first Mexican woman to conduct in New York City, and is an official Cultural Ambassador of Mexico. 

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FRANCESCA CACCINI

Francesca Caccini, one of the most important composers in history, was born in Medici Italy in 1587. She was one of the first to compose operas when opera was still in its infancy. Her father, who was also a composer, taught her the art of music. 

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BARBARA STROZZI

Barbara was an Italian singer and composer born in 1619. She specialized in cantatas, which were appearing as well as opera. The cantata is a piece of music in which we can hear one or more solo voices with musical accompaniment, i.e. a song as we know it today.

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LILI BOULANGER

Almost a century after Fanny Mendelssohn was born, Lili Boulanger was born in Paris in 1893. Lili was born into a musical family, even her older sister, Nadia, broke stereotypes at the conservatory, achieving what no woman had ever achieved before. 

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AMY BEACH s

One of the most renowned female composers, Amy Beach was born in 1867 in the United States. Amy composed and published the first symphony written by an American woman. She was also a concert pianist, both in the United States and in Germany. 

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TERESA CARREÑO

The composer, pianist, conductor, and singer Teresa Carreño was born in Venezuela in 1853. Her family gave her her first music lessons. In 1862 Teresa's family moved to New York. At the age of 8, she began her concert career, performing in numerous cities in the United States, even playing for President Abraham Lincoln. 

EI-SDDD- FANNY MENDELSSOHN HENSEL

Shortly before Marianne Martines died, Fanny Mendelssohn was born in Germany in 1805. The elder sister of Felix Mendelssohn, both children enjoyed music from an early age. Fanny wrote over 460 pieces of music, mostly for piano. Although her husband supported her dedication to composition, she published very little music, as both her father and brother believed that a woman should not publish music 

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FLORENCE BEATRICE PRICE

Florence Price (1883-1953) was the first African-American woman whose music was performed by major symphony orchestras. In 1933 the famous Chicago Symphony performed her 'Symphony in E minor' at the World's Fair. She also composed over 50 songs which were sung by the great Marian Anderson. 

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MARIANNE VON MARTINEZ

Marianne von Martinez was born in Vienna in 1744. She was a contemporary of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, and her works were premiered at the same time as those of her contemporaries. She took piano lessons from Joseph Haydn and singing lessons from Nicola Porpora, Haydn's teacher 

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FRANCESCA CACCINI

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EI-SDDD- FANNY MENDELSSOHN HENSEL

Shortly before Marianne Martines died, Fanny Mendelssohn was born in Germany in 1805. The elder sister of Felix Mendelssohn, both children enjoyed music from an early age. Fanny wrote over 460 pieces of music, mostly for piano. Although her husband supported her dedication to composition, she published very little music, as both her father and brother believed that a woman should not publish music 

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FLORENCE BEATRICE PRICE

Florence Price (1883-1953) was the first African-American woman whose music was performed by major symphony orchestras. In 1933 the famous Chicago Symphony performed her 'Symphony in E minor' at the World's Fair. She also composed over 50 songs which were sung by the great Marian Anderson. 

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MARIANNE VON MARTINEZ

Marianne von Martinez was born in Vienna in 1744. She was a contemporary of Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, and her works were premiered at the same time as those of her contemporaries. She took piano lessons from Joseph Haydn and singing lessons from Nicola Porpora, Haydn's teacher