156-Women In Music Pt.3
May 29, 20261h 10m
Continuing where we left off on episode 97, we will now cover several influential female composers from the Romantic Period!
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Jeremy Burns, Matthew Scott Phillips hosts Music Student 101, a music show with 160 episodes published.
Continuing where we left off on episode 97, we will now cover several influential female composers from the Romantic Period!
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Music Student 101 is hosted by Jeremy Burns, Matthew Scott Phillips. The show is categorised under music (education) and has published 160 episodes.
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