Last Pieces by 10 Female Classical Composers

Today I present you the last works by some great female classical composers! What's your favorite last piece?

BRO HOW DID SHE DIE SO YOUNG🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨

What soundbanks do you use?

Извините а можно больше произведений с Полиной Виардот

Is there a piano solo version of Dora's violin sonata? It sounds amazing for piano solo!

Incredible shades of music. Musical pictures of each of these beautiful women.
Lily Boulanger. Feelings of sadness. Fanny Mendelssohn. Dance and song of her revealed talent and soul. Clara Schumann. A vision of drama and tragic moments throughout her life. Pauline Viardot. Joy and pride. Life turned out to be successful. I'm amazed.

Sonata in b flat minor by Pejačević is an outstanding work, but it’s not her last piece

can i get a link to the last 1 bc i can't find it anywhere

Lili Boulanger died way too young 😭

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do a video about erik satie !

Love your videos! Can you once do evolution of Hildegard von Bingen's music?🤞

Thanks for introducing me to new female composers besides Clara Schumann, Lily Boulanger, and Fanny Mendelssohn!

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can't find the Schumann prelude anywhere

The gentle strumming of the guitar makes my heart sing. This music speaks to my soul and fills me up with a sense of peace and love."

I didnt know bad piggies was composed 1905 by a 83 woman, damn

the last one is angry bird

They all seem like nice people. I just don't care for their music

Do haydn.

Does anyone know the name of her last piece I tried to find it by the name that is shown in the video but to no avail.

Pie Jesu sounds so haunting!

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do dvorak next

All sound like written by children

the last 4 were the best

La más talentosa sin duda fue Clara Schumann. Debería reinvidicarse más...

Creo que las obras son testigos del porque. No son geniales que trasendan. Eso es importante. Ya sin ver generos.

Where can i find full version of Pauline Viardot - Défilé bohémien?

I'm noticed that some people think it is alright to post comments that are discriminatory towards women. We can do much better than this here. The internet should be a safe place for women and minority groups to express themselves and to receive the recognition they deserve. If you don't like a piece or composer, that is completely understandable, but if you are going to put down women, and say they are less accomplished, or that they don't belong in classical music repertoire, then that is truly a shame. Of course, it is also understandable to acknowledge that it was much more difficult for women to pursue music and to receive a decent education in the past.What makes so many female composers exceptional, is that they defied this double standard and worked incredibly hard to become acknowledged.

I've noticed that already with your previous video about female composers, but I'm surprised this time again to see this many French names. I had no idea my country was home to so many talented women, I've only ever learnt about men and it's a shame.
It's a thing to be curious and educate yourself, and look for other composers than the mainstream ones, including female ones. But it should be standard to teach about how women can and did compose as well, not only Clara Schumann. 😔 So many hidden gems that are waiting for people to discover and enjoy them.

LILI BOULANGER. SO YOUNG 😩😩

clara schumann was probably the greatest composer/pianist of all time (yes even better than chopin). happy to see a popular piano channel show her music

Syzmanowksa's music was underrated.

I never heard of Maria Malibran, all the others i knew.

Evolution of Hans Zimmer or John Williams would be pretty interesting.

Lili Boulanger was an outstanding young composer. She is by far my favourite female composer. Her premature death in 1918 was a great loss for music. Her sister, Nadia, lived a long life, however, and was a accomplished teacher and conductor.

Where can i find this particular version of Augusta Holmes's

It is really like 🍖

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Immensely boring

Evolution of Satie,please ☺️

SCARLATTI

Can we get a video devoted to Felix Mendelssohn?!
Don't forget his songs without words "lost illusions"! Felix Mendelssohn was actually the most celebrated of his time, yes, but unfortunately Wagner and the Nazi's distorted his legacy due to him growing up as a Jew.

The only interesting ones are Boulanger and Pejacevic, the rest are not particularly impressive, which is perhaps why they aren't considered great composers. Boulanger and Pejacevic on the other hand had the possibility of being a first rate but died too early.

Damn. This sounds like ass.

Music clearly isn't their specialty.