Piano: An All-Woman Show

This special afternoon of music and stories will feature women composers for the piano over a 250-year period. You’ll get to know Élisabeth Claude Jacquet de La Guerre, a musician in the court of Louis XIV of France; Marianna Martines, a favorite duet partner of Mozart’s; Florence Price, the first African-American woman to gain widespread recognition as a composer; and other composers representing a variety of time periods, from when Bach was two years old to the early 20th century. Like women today, these composers struggled with sexism, with imposter syndrome, with being mothers who were also artists, and with gaining professional recognition. Most of them wondered if they were really amateurs underneath it all. Yet they composed anyway. Prepare to be inspired!

This performance is designed to be especially accessible for students and will be followed by an informal Q&A session with the artist.

Student tickets for this event are FREE! Register here to be added to the guest list. Please be ready to present your student ID at the venue when you check in.

Tickets on Eventbrite: $20 General Admission