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Female Catholic ComposersMain MenuVittoria AleottiMarianna MartinesChiara Margarita CozzolaniIsabella LeonardaCaterina AssandraOther Composers & ConclusionFootnotesKrista Ruppert583dbfa5ccf35edc7f49718268833b9877eb9336 Texas A&M Department of Performance Studies
Female Catholic composers of the past, particularly pre-reformation, are often forgotten or discredited to the point of hundreds of years of missing history during which women were almost certainly composing, however their compositions are equally meaningful as those of their male counterparts, and female composers were present, though not as prevalent due to differences in educational opportunity.
1media/angels.jpg2016-03-24T14:30:23-07:00Krista Ruppert583dbfa5ccf35edc7f49718268833b9877eb9336Female Catholic ComposersKrista Ruppert5Female Catholic composers of the past, particularly pre-reformation, are often forgotten or discredited to the point of hundreds of years of missing history during which women were almost certainly composing, however their compositions are equally meaningful as those of their male counterparts, and female composers were present, though not as prevalent due to differences in educational opportunity.book_splash2016-04-13T16:45:30-07:00Krista Ruppert583dbfa5ccf35edc7f49718268833b9877eb9336