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Mozart's Women: The Man, the Music, and the Loves in His Life
Mozart's Women: The Man, the Music, and the Loves in His Life (Jane Glover / HarperCollins)

The Music Industry: A Man's World?

Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Is there a glass ceiling in the music industry? Whether it's in front of a distortion pedal, symphony orchestra, or executives at board meeting, women often operate in what's perceived to be a man's world. Ann Powers, senior critic for Blender Magazine, talks about the uphill climb women continually face in the mostly male-dominated music scene. As we carry on with our 250th Mozart celebration, conductor Jane Glover reveals the profound influence woman had on Mozart's life.


The Music Industry: A Man's World?

A conversation over women's role in the music business.
» Ann Powers'Blog


Mozart's Women

As we carry on with our 250th Mozart celebration, conductor Jane Glover reveals the profound influence woman had on Mozart's life.
» Mozart's Women on Harper Collins webpage



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