underrated female classical composers (playlist)
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00:00 notturno in g minor (fanny mendelssohn) [heather schmidt]
04:40 piano concerto in a minor: i. allegro maestoso (clara schumann) [alma mahler sinfonietta]
11:44 la corbeille de fleurs (teresa carreño) [clara rodríguez]
19:40 passacaglia on an old english tune (rebecca clarke) [amber archibald/jamie namkung]
24:47 etude in f sharp minor, op. 26 no. 10 (louise farrenc) [madelaine jones]
29:22 sonata no. 2 in d major (élisabeth jacquet de la guerre) [byron schenkman/ingrid matthews]
35:33 3 pieces for cello and piano (nadia boulanger) [bryan cheng/silvie cheng]
42:44 o, che nuovo stupor (francesca caccini) [henriette feith/david van ooijen]
47:18 string quartet no. 3 (elizabeth maconchy) [signum quartet]
58:53 les sylvains in d major, op. 60 (cécile chaminade) [mark viner]
wow thank you for this
The first timestamp was the most useful
Thank you so much🙏🏼🙏🏼
That’s so cool
ur the best
This is definitely something new, after you only hear the same 20 classical song everywhere lol
Right after reading your comment, I've started mentally listing them in my head 😂
I hear "claire de lune" one more time and i'm gonna lose it lmao
@@elizacoppes9673 yeah omg, I was about to comment the same 😂😂👏🏼
its classical piece not song
@@shaiancarino6063 omg so sorry 🙄🙄
My favourite female composer is Chiquinha Gonzaga, a brazilian just like me. She played a popular brazilian genre called "Choro" or "Chorinho". Just thought you guys should check it out. She was a real genius.
Brasil tem muita cultura, para aqueles que sabem o que isso significa kkkkk
@@matth_rod exato!
I don’t know about you but I almost read her name is Chihuahua
@@sasavlog03 good
Thank you so much for this!
Love it. Not just because I haven’t heard a woman composer before but also because hearing unknown songs is a relief from the popular ones.
and all of them are very pleasing to the ear. I liked most of them from the initial hearing on, which is (at least for me) not true for much of the classical repertoire (except mozart)
What a great idea for a playlist ! Enough to silence those who claim that there were no great female classical composers (or none at all), and all the theories suggesting that genius is necessarily male...When really how could we know they existed if they are never honored in the culture?
I'm definitely using this as my new study playlist until I get infused with the melodies, and sending it to all of my friends.
love your comment! absolutely true
touch grass
if you have time and want a great perspective on this, there is a great essay by Linda Nochlin called "why are there no great women artists?" which goes into great detail about the institutional obstacles that have prevented women from succeeding in the arts! One of the most interesting points is that many of the few recognized female artists are often the only child or oldest daughter of an artist father who wanted to pass down his craft but had no sons
Absolutely agree with your comment. And I also use it as study playlist :)
@@sudarshandas4270 why
I was today years old when I realised I didn`t know a single female classical composer. Feels like I wasted 24 years of my life.
fun fact: clara schumann began writing her piano concerto at the age of thirteen.
i have never heard of ANY female classical composers before. thank you for this list
Beautiful and absolutely genius! I wish they weren't underated, imagine how many women geniuses there were throughout history but are forgotten and never got their recognition. It just breaks my heart.
Thank you for including Teresa Carreño in this playlist; her musical relevance is sometimes overlooked, which is pretty sad considering the international impact she had, during and after her death. Teresa Carreño brought pride to the Venezuelan spirit, shattered social stereotypes from the 19th century, met a variety of virtuosos- Liszt and Rossini being perhaps the most celebrated of them-, and wrote a wide variety of musical works. As a Venezuelan immigrant, she demonstrated that in the hard times, one must be perseverant and stick to one's virtues and passions. As with how Venezuela is today, I think that it is our duty as Venezuelans to follow her example, and exercise our virtues wherever we go.
Yo también soy de Venezuela
venezuelan here too ♡
Her music is so... joyous!! I am so glad to be introduced to her work!
beautifully put, completely agree
Nobody is from Chile . Maybe he is telling the world that there is great amounts of talent in Latin America . And he should know he has much talent of his own. He as also featured a Braziliana on this playlist also.
female classical composers need more recognition change my mind
I hear Clara Schumann for the first time and omg she's a genius! 🧡
thank you thank you
You should check out her romanee variation in c major! It is magical!
For real. I love how expressive and angsty her music sounds. ughhhhh she is who I want to be when I grow up
The most astonishing about it is that she composed this concerto when she was 14 years old.
she was a rote composer doing the rote music of the time and is only remembered b/c she was a woman and was married to an actual maybe-kinda genius composer, you know nothing of genius or of music
A bit more on the romantic side, but one of my favorite female composers is Amy Beach! First woman to have her work preformed by a professional orchestra in the US, it’s absolutely incredible. The symphony is called Gaelic
I hope Amy Beach is not included because she is not under-rated.
This has to be one of the best classical music playlists I've come across so far (and I've listened to a lot). The pieces all work well together. And it's nice to see some appreciation for underrated female composers. Thank you for this!
It genuinely took my breath away. All day long I've been on a verge of tears and still am, but now it's because of something entirely different. And infinitely better
Я надеюсь, что всё у Вас будет нормально
Honestly, me too. Me too. Hoping your better. Just a reminder that you are loved, even when it doesn't feel like it. God bless.
imagine how rare it was to be given the room to thrive musically as a *broad* in yesteryear.
I see a lot of talk about Schumann and Boulanger here, but I feel we should just take a moment to appreciate the pure artistry of the Caccini piece. The singing is so dynamic and wistful, it's fantastic!
I don't know why but I think this shows femininity in music form. Its, complex, calming, exiting, driven and powerful. Thank you for giving me a new study playlist!
God bless.
how is complex, calming, exiting, driven and powerful necessarily feminine traits?
@@lettertoearth this
@@lettertoearth almost nothing is feminine or masculine, they're all made up
How tf can you study with classical music??? I don't think relaxing belongs to this list...
@@julmager3123 classical music is calming and helps me study better because I don't get really distracted from my work. It's not weird , right ?
female musicians were a great influence to music over the course of history, and they still are. in fact, there may be many works published under male name that were in reality from female composers
do yourself a favor and broaden your perspective on music if you haven't already. it gets boring after a while listening to the same 6 male composers
No, because it's so sad i have never heard of any of them...
perfect playlist to listen to while reading marxist feminist literature
must be awful to be missing the prerequisite brain structure to actually feel and appreciate music and instead turn it into a form of ostentatious consumption for woke points/background music for left-brained activity (reading 'marxist feminist literature'). Even as background music, you must be an extreme wordcel to choose your background music on the basis of some left-brained conceptualisation divorced from all musical experience like 'I read these pieces were composed by women; that makes some kind of political sense as accompaniment for my wordcel politica reading'. Take it from someone with a beter understanding of music than you, this music is rote and uninspired and indistinguishable from the salon music of its day btw (most of which was composed by males who aren't remembered, unlike these women who are remembered to some degree for being women), it's not an injustice these composers occupy no significant place in music canon. The only ppl you see gushing over playlists like this are musically clueless people who swarm on it for the female names (you could absolutely put any music from the time under those female names and the reaction would be the same)
@@helvete_ingres4717 knowing the hisory behind a piece can make you appreciate it in different ways and therefore put you in the right mood to read certain genres or books, there 's no shame in that. plus I don't really think it's necessary to keep music on such a high pedestal that you can ONLY listen to it with absolute concentration and devotion. that's a nice way to listen to music too, but you can enjoy most music in different ways, which might even give you a new experience with it like dancing or connecting a memory or emotion to a fantastic piece. just let this person enjoy their music and literature the way they like it is what I'm saying.
@@norah6954 I actually deeply agree with all that you've said there, but I don't think it touches the kind of ostentation I was talking about, which even if untrue of the act of listening to music is certainly true of making that kind of comment. The personal subjective aspects you allude to 'dancing, connecting a memory or emotion' are deeply felt, embodied, internal and specific things, they have the same origin in the pscyhe/body imo as the appreciation for music. None of them are a mental *abstraction* you would being to the experience, such as 'this music was written by women'.
@@helvete_ingres4717 Quite late, but I think that is taking the original comment out of context. They never said anything that implies this is good only because it was written by a woman. Reading is not a mental abstraction, I think you would agree, and this comment is just that, a comment about how the music fits the genre. It's also true that the comment was making it as if the fact that it was written by a woman changes anything about the content of the music itself, but knowing the history behind and who wrote a piece can still have an effect on the listener. It is also important to note that reading politically charged literature doesn't necessarily mean that the reader aligns themselves with it, people who read Mein Kampf are mostly not Nazis. Whatever the commenter revealed themselves to be doing is not wrong in any way, but your critique of it assumes there is more to it than is said. To your defense, it is very likely that there is more to it, but if the world called for such scrutiny, it would be too stressful a place.
Found this by coincidence a day before international women's day, I was just looking for good dark academia music and found this excellent playlist.
I would love more playlists like this one, feels like a new discovery instead of the same repeated pattern of well known and listened to composers. Also we're close to 8M! feels fitting
if you heard this same music with instead the names of those 'well-known and listened to composers' on the title, you'd just think it was them, or an imitation of them. That's why this music is nothing special and there's only so much fake-interest you can manufacture on the basis of it being published under female names - those names are i fact the 'new discovery' you refer to, nothing to do with the actual music which is all pretty much the standard kind of salon music of the time
This is like opening the whole new world for me... Incredible and underrated music. Thank you for this ❤🙏
This feeling of comfort is off the charts
lol clara schuhmann is super famous where i live. there are a few streets and a school named after her :) but still an amazing composer and glad she was in this playlist
It was good to see Louise Ferrenc on this list. Three others who deserve to be on it are Alice Mary Smith, Emilie Mayer, and Maddalena Lombardi Sirmen.
Thanks for making this! To second another commenter, most people aren't even aware of how many female composers exist in Western classical music. This really does help socialise them more.
On a random note, I cheered when I saw Clara Schumann. We have the same type of shadow underneath our eyes!
I’m so sad, why didn’t ik sooner that female composers exist :(
I love Cecile Chaminade! Often times her work isn't included in classical music playlists on TH-cam! I'm very glad you've chosen to highlight her here!
Thank you for this playlist! Female composers need more recognition!
their music actually shows, they have as much recognition as they deserve. If there was a woman composer churning out Beethoven-tier work, we'd know about her - there simply never was.
@@helvete_ingres4717 For what I'm hearing right now, there's no reason for what shouldn't this appear in a beethoven-tier music list, don't clearly see your point by sharing and standing on easily figured and biased opinions
@@cactusowo1835 From what *you* are hearing? What 'reasons' or lack thereof do you think of beyond if you like how something sounds moment to moment? You're someone with no understanding of music - you hear piano and strings and think this is pretty this is that prestigious classical shit you, have no thought for the form of it all, you have no appreciation for classical music and your comment shows their own laughable ignorance. Even the way you think of it in 'lists' shows your entire experience with it is playlists like this one. Why do americans always assume the most ignorant opinions are the most important? The arrogance to present your clueless self as an arbiter of quality let alone genius. Want to know what people who DO understand something of classical music think? They don't think what you just said, Look at any of the big classical uploaders to youtube (since your frame of reference seemed limited to 'playlists') like ashish xiangyi kumar, why have they never uploaded clara schumann in all their hundreds of uploads? B/c it's mediocre and only holds interest b/c the composer has a female name and it's easy to get tons of views on youtube uploading a playlist called 'underrated female composers' and getting thousands of comments from people clueless as yourself about what a crime it is this music isn't part of the canon. There ARE better female composers but none of them are here
Shows how priviliged white Europeans are
@@helvete_ingres4717these women (most of them were only children or oldest daughters of privilege d male artists) having had opportunities means all other women must also have makes total sense.
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Also you chose the best recording I've heard of the Boulanger piece. So many recordings have a slower third movement or are like of a style of a different time period, but this one just fits perfectly with the character and time period of the piece.
feels like i'm levitating listening to these pieces
This is such a great playlist! If you ever do a second one, I'd like to reccomend Dora Pejačević, a great croatian composer!
Какой очаровательный плейлист.
On the next playlist it could be nice if you added the music of Nannerl maybe ! Thank you, I really enjoyed this playlist
I recently discovered your playlists and I’m literally obsessed!
I love it ! Thanks you for highlighting these extraordinary women ! :D
i was just about to go study my Fanny Mendelssohn set piece for my music exam tomorrow, clicked on this for background music and there she is :) i also have to study a louise farrenc piece hahah
Thank you so much. Your playlist makes my study more enjoyable.
I'm absolutely stunned there is this much high-level music that I have never heard before.
Here after getting 64/810 in class rank and still being disappointed in myself, but i have a feeling that the playlist will make it better :>
Thank you so much. Videos like this serve as great springboards for studying/enjoying these composers' works more thoroughly.
Fanny Mendelssohn's piece is gorgeous, thank you for helping me discover it!
We have a theatre called Teresa Carreño after her. She's not really underrated here, but most people don't know about her in other countries. Then again most people can only recall Mozart or Bethoven as classical composers unless they are classic music fans like we are.
I never thought about how I've never heard about women being composers
I am so happy that i found you. Your playlists are beautiful as the paintings you've chosen. Whenever i wanted to catch some inspiration, these playlists helped me a lot. I didn't even realize that my favorite ones were all from the same channel. You gained an another sub my friend. Keep up the amazing work❤️
Wow thank you for this!! The music starts to get a bit repetitive when you shuffle through the playlists, this is really new for me!
Nobody, adoro tus selecciones musicales, tus propuestas y sus encabezados. Acabo de descubrir tu canal y es como haber encontrado un refugio; muchas gracias por tu trabajo!!
Watching this on International Women's Day. So glad I stumbled across it! Thank you for making this mix
I like how you told us how to get past the ads. Ty.☺️
great idea for a playlist, i love it!
Amazing list, all pieces here are enjoyable and a breath of fresh air! Thank you a lot for this! ❤
now that is actually an important video, thank you
This playlist is the best playlist I've ever found
Hey, thanks for making this. It was very much needed and necessary!
such a fun playlist to listen to, thank you!
i love this playlist!! thank you so much!
Thank you for the video! Love the theme!
Their is something so comforting and a safe feeling with classical art I can listen to it all day and feel so calm
I hope you make a part two! I listen to this every night for my anxiety
3 seconds in and I subscribed immediately ahhh I’m crying I LOVE this so fucking much!! Thank youuuu💗💗💗💗
the second piece is incredibly beautiful. clara schumann is a talent amongst the arts. thank you for getting me through a study session once again :)
Good work. In your next (if you decide to do one more) you may also want to include some more of the earlier ones, such as Barbara Strozzi, Anna Amalia of Prussia, Anna Amalia of Sachsen, and of course Hildegard of Bingen.
Great playlist, thank you!
Woaaaaaaa, todo un hallazgo. Es la primera vez que escucho composiciones clásicas de mujeres. Gracias por la sorprendente experiencia.
Never thought to find this gem.
love this. i feel like i relate to these compositions more than ones made by male composers.
this seems like a good fit to work on my RBG drawing, thank you!!
Very nice always looking for something new to hear...
Thank you for including my favorite female composer Cecile Chaminade.
I would add twentieth century American Florence Price.
Maconchy’s quartet is unbelievable!!! What a great piece!!! Thank you!
I think so too.
This is quite the put-together. Many thanks, Nobody.
heart eyes, yes! wish female composers got more recognition >:( but this is outstanding. love it
thank you for making this
this vibes so good
Eu adorei essa playlist!!🤍
The way shes just staring in my soul . Girl I-
Thank you for this
So beautiful. So many amazing women to discover, thank you so much ❤
Pretty sure literally all of them are underrated
So beautiful!!🤧✨
I just realised that these are the first female composers im ever hearing. And that’s amongst modern pianists.
Wtf, why is Nadia Boulanger so genius?? This is amazing, it keeps distracting me from my finals studying, haha.
Clicked inmediately! Best theme!
Very beautiful !
the first piece is amazing, im so glad to find this playlist
This music made me so happy
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!
Women are gorgeous in every fucking thing
thank you!
Thank you!
I love this 😭
wow we need more of this
I just had a moment where I was so impressed by nobody's playlist making skills, I had to check to make sure I was subscribed even though I've been subscribed for months now.
Amazing playlist. Phenomenal composers.
yesss you included something by Cecile Chaminade!! my fav
Mi piace molto questa compilation 💗
BEST CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYLIST EVER!!!