Tag Archives: women composers

Tafelmusik and Jakob Lehmann introduce us to Sophie Gail, Louise Farrenc and also Beethoven

Posted on September 26, 2026 by barczablog

The Tafelmusik concert I heard Friday night at Koerner Hall makes an interesting chaser to the Toronto Symphony Concert I saw Thursday, my previous lengthy rapturous review. Yes there’s a lot going on in Toronto, and these two concerts on … Continue reading →

Posted in Music and musicology, Reviews | Tagged Bruno Weil, David Fallis, Felix Mendelssohn, gender, Hector Berlioz, Jakob Lehmann, Jan Lisiecki, Koerner Hall, Linda Catlin Smith, Louise Farrenc, Ludwig van Beethoven, Patrick Jordan, Richard Wagner, Sophie Gail, Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, women composers, Yuja Wang | 2 Comments

Wonder women: Sarah Hagen talks about her celebration of female composers

Posted on March 6, 2025 by barczablog

Sarah Hagen describes herself as a “recovering pianist”. As a collector with a ridiculously big library of scores maybe I need to admit I have a problem, and someone like Sarah can help people like me. Next week Sarah delves … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews | Tagged Agathe Backer Grøndahl, Cécile Chaminade, classical-music, female composers, Marianna Martines, pianist, piano, Sarah Hagen, Victor Borge, women composers | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: women composers

Tafelmusik and Jakob Lehmann introduce us to Sophie Gail, Louise Farrenc and also Beethoven

Wonder women: Sarah Hagen talks about her celebration of female composers

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