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Women's Wit
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BOOKS ABOUT WOMEN & MUSIC

Women and Music: A History
Women and Music: A History


Women in Music: An Anthology of Source Readings from the Middle Ages to the Present
Women in Music:
An Anthology of Source Readings from the Middle Ages to the Present


Women Composers
Women Composers


New Historical Anthology of Music by Women CD
New Historical Anthology of Music by Women CD




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Notable and famous women in music: singers, songwriters, composers, dancers ~

Elaine Paige
Giuditta Pasta

Adelina Patti

Anna Pavlova


Elaine Page, Photo
Elaine Page,
Photo

Elaine Paige
b. 3-5-1948; England

Singer and actress Elaine Paige is best known for her work in musicals appearing in such hits as Hair, Evita, and as Grizabella in Cats.

Encore, CD


Giuditta Pasta, Italian Opera Singer, Giclee Print
Giuditta Pasta,
Italian Opera Singer,
Giclee Print

Giuditta Pasta
b. 10-26-1797; Saronno, Italy
d. 4-1-1865; Italy


Adelina Patti in 1881, at the Height of Her Forty Year Career as a Top International Opera Singer, Giclee Print
Adelina Patti
in 1881,
Giclee Print

Adelina Patti
b. 2-10-1843; Spain
d. 9-27-1919; Wales; buried in Paris

Adelina Patti, one of the most celebrated opera sopranos of the 19th century, was the child of opera singers. She began singing professionally at age 16 and had a forty year career. Singer Patti Lupone, star of the stage musical “Evita”, is a great-grand niece and namesake.


Russian Ballet Dancer Anna Pavlova, in Her Role of the Swan in 'The Dying Swan', 1910s
Russian Ballet Dancer Anna Pavlova, in Her Role of the Swan in 'The Dying Swan', 1910s,
Giclee Print

Anna Pavlova
b. 1-31-1881; St Petersburg
d. 1-23-1931; The Netherlands

Anna Pavlova was a Russian ballet dancer best known for her delicate etheral look that contrasted with the then predominant Russian ideal of strong and muscular dancers, and her showpiece “The Dying Swan” danced to Camille Saint-Saëns' The Swan from Carnival of the Animals.

Because of her highly arched foot Pavlova developed a pointe shoe that served as the model for today's pointe shoe.


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