More Brilliant Women.
I did an episode of music by women composers back in November based around a CD Box release by the record label 'Brilliant Classics' and called it 'Brilliant Women'. No prizes for imagination but it was clear and accurate. So, I am going to keep things simple and call this show 'More Brilliant Wome…
Jennifer King: The Award Winning Pianist That’s Championing Canadian Women Composers
On today's episode, we sit down with Jennifer King, the award-winning pianist and recording artist. We talk about her early days learning music and the importance of being able to access music education, as well as her phenomenal career as a performer, teacher, and actress - playing the role of Eth…
Recent Discoveries Two
Recent Discoveries Two
This episode is the second one called 'recent discoveries'. And that should only be taken in the very personal sense of 'recent discoveries' for me. Some of it is indeed recent but in addition to music written in the last few years, there are a couple of pieces that date bac…
Ep, 143 The Wreckers by Ethel Smyth
Cornwall in the mid-eighteenth century was a remote and isolated region along the southwest coast of Britain, one where a ship and its crew might easily be dashed on the jagged rocks. And sometimes, that catastrophe might be nudged along by missing or misplaced warning lights. The inhabitants who p…
Episode 2: Ethel Smyth's statue in Woking, United Kingdom
Sculptor Christine Charlesworth is back to discuss her statue of Dame Ethel Smyth, composer of the suffragette anthem “The March of the Women”, erected in Woking on International Women’s Day in 2022. She is joined by two other members of “Team Ethel”: Riëtte Thomas, project manager for Woking Borou…
Chloe Knibbs on female composers, humour, and performance
Chloe Knibbs is a composer currently studying for a PhD at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. In her work, she explores ways of being inspired by historical women composers.
Chloe tells Remain Composed about writing her 40 minute work Prism for piano and electronics, using material by and telling …
Queer Music History: With Guy Holloway
Explore the fascinating lives of historical music figures, focusing on their contributions, personal stories, and the intersection of music and LGBTQ history. Join Abby Dreith and guest Guy Holloway as they delve into the stories of Dame Ethel Smyth, Julius Eastman, Wendy Carlos, Julie d'Aubigny, a…
Gilded Age Women Composers: Duo FAE Charlene Kluegel Katherine Petersen
This episode is with Duo FAE violinist Charlene Kluegel and pianist Katherine Petersen. The first part of this conversation focuses on their album Dissidents of the Gilded Age. You’ll be hearing excerpts from this beautiful program and learning about the composers Dame Ethel Smyth, Cécile Chaminade…
Transvox - Listeners’ Questions: Music, Transition, and Finding Expression
In this Transvox episode - it’s listeners’ questions, Gillian and Jenny discuss a question from (another) Jenny in Manchester about whether musical tastes change during transition and whether music helps with anxiety and the transition process.
Jenny says her tastes are eclectic and not fundament…
The Mozart-to-Christine-Aguilera pipeline
The classical music quiz is back – and somehow it gets even more unhinged.
This week: Saint-Saëns hiding Carnival of the Animals because it was too frivolous, Berlioz designing an orchestra of more than 800 performers, Schumann potentially destroying his hand with a finger-stretching contraption, M…
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