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Thursday Dec 17, 2020
68. An unheard masterpiece from an unheard master: Henriëtte Bosmans
Thursday Dec 17, 2020
Thursday Dec 17, 2020
There's so much unknown great music out there!
You almost certainly won't have heard this great piece or have heard of its writer. I certainly hadn't. Henriëtte Bosman's wrote her Concert Piece for violin and orchestra for her fiancé. He died before he could play it, and in her grief she couldn't compose any more. Then the war and Nazi occupation of Amsterdam cut short her career as a performer too.
I'm joined by my friend, violinist Marina Solarek, who tells us the story of an amazing woman, her intense and passionate concerto, and why it's still so hard to hear great music by women composers. ...And the great music shows us that we're missing out.
Listening time 36 mins [18' each, podcast and music]
Marina's group, the Solarek Piano Trio, dedicates itself to the lives of extraordinary composers who happen to be women. Check them out!
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