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	Selection of links to resources relating to women in music, including Early Music by Women Composers and Women in Popular Music.	Introduction
Provides information on the life and works of significant female composers from the last 250 years, such as Lousie Farrenc, Emilie Candeille, and Clara Schumann.	Introduction
Essay on the music of Hildegard von Bingen covering the compass of her works, the musical forms she used, and the basic musical elements of medieval chant. Includes selected discography.	Introduction
Resources related to early women composers such as Hildegard of Bingen, Comtessa Beatriz de Dia, St Birgitta of Sweden and Christine de Pisan, including a chronology, discography, MIDI sound files and a Celebration of the Feminine Divine in Women's Early Music.	Introduction
Quarterly journal focusing on information and research on women composers. Offers an index of all articles and features from 1993 onwards.	Introduction
Bibliography intended to promote gender equity and feminist scholarship in areas related to music theory, and to serve as a repository of information about women and music.	Introduction
Translations of the German poetry set by Clara Schumann in her songs.	Introduction
Extensive bibliography of articles on women in music.	Introduction
Index to the full text articles on all aspects of women in the music industry, listed by author.	Introduction
Links to organisations worldwide concerned with women in music.	Introduction
Includes biographical information about contemporary female blues musicians, historical profiles of artists such as Memphis Minnie, Dinah Washington, Nina Simone, and Etta James, and details of international blues women.	Introduction
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