Rediscovering The Muses: Women's Musical Traditions

by Kimberly Marshall

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The idea of the title is that women have long been viewed as the inspiration to men's artistic creation, while women's creative works themselves have been overlooked. This volume draws together essays by musicologists, ethnographers, classicists, and historians to explore female musical activity in

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