Lectures For Lifelong Learners!

Beethoven and the boys get most of the attention, but there have also been fine women composers, many earning widespread success and admiration. Classical music historian and frequent public speaker Betsy Schwarm brings her user-friendly approach to the topic. From Clara Schumann in 19th century Germany to Cécile Chaminade in early 20th century France to numerous names today, there’s much to explore, including American Caroline Shaw’s Pulitzer Prize winning composition from 2013. Get to know these classy ladies and their compelling music!