Women Composers
On the back of the score: Saunders, Schumann, Landowska, Hensel, Viardot, Vega, Beach, Grever, Mahler and Boulanger
On the back of the score: Saunders, Schumann, Landowska, Hensel, Viardot, Vega, Beach, Grever, Mahler and Boulanger
Translating the longing for infinity: Beach, Vázquez, Bonis, and Schumann
The first music was the birds: Saariaho, Hensel and Le Beau
The Truth is the Name: Grazyna Bacewicz, Pauline Viardot and Rebecca Clarke
The Name is the Truth: Clara Schumann and Louise Farrenc
Returning the Voice: Women Composers
Pauline Viardot – 6 Morceaux for Violin and Piano – 1, 2 and 3
Jane Vignery – Sonata for Horn and Piano, Op. 7
Errollyn Wallen – Peace on Earth for Voice and Piano
María José Arenas – “…Even when the World Did not Exist” for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Rebecca Clarke – Sonata for Viola and Piano – I. Impetuoso
María Grever – Alma Mía for Voice and Piano
Clara Schumann – Romance Op 22/1
Weronika Ratusinska – Obbligato for Cello Solo
Mélanie Bonis – Piano Quartet No. 1, Op. 69
Liza Lehmann – Evensong for Voice and Piano
Nadia Boulanger – 3 Pieces for Cello and Piano – 3. Vite et nerveusement rythmé
María Malibrán – the Voice that Says: I Love You
Carolina Valencia – (…) No. 7 “Las Ventanillas” for Flute, Viola and Piano
Annelies Van Parys – Résonances for Piano Four Hands
Zita Bruzaité – Canzona for Solo Violin
Sofia Gubaidulina – Trio for Three Trumpets
Featured Playlists
Different teachers advise us on the interpretation of the core works for solo instrument within the catalogue of the great Johann Sebastian Bach
A collection of musical works composed by women from past and present
Representative works of musical Impressionism, developed with great masters
The School’s students wish us happy holidays with carols and Christmas songs arranged for different instrument groups.
Orchestra rehearsals with the great leaders of the 21st century: the conductors
Internationally renowned educators who have left a legacy of incalculable value to our students