Women Can’t Be Conductors and Here Are All The Reasons Why – Classic FM
A witty blog post that states reasons that refute the argument that women can’t be conductors. Read more here
Internship with Dr. Frank Clark on 3D Printed Flute
Photo: Left Victoria Kraj, right Dr. Frank Clark. by Victoria Kraj Feb 8, 2017 “All good things usually start with paperwork,” is what Dr. Frank Clark, Chair of the Georgia Tech School of Music, said to me as he began signing off on my school’s internship permission forms to be my mentor. Now that I think […]
Ada Lovelace
Portrait of Ada Lovelace (2016) by Deeds Davis. Article by Anna Xambó Jan 16, 2017 Ada Lovelace is known as the first computer scientist from her work with the mathematician Charles Babbage on the Babbage’s Analytical Engine. Her published notes (Menabrea, 1843) on this seminal general-purpose computer included what is referred to as the first […]
Awards Expose Music Industry Sexism – The Times
This article talks about the results of a gender-blinded judging process organized by the British Composers Awards, where more female composers than ever were shortlisted. Read more here
The First Annual Women in Music Tech: Concert and Reception
by Léa Ikkache, Ashis Pati, and Anna Xambó Women in Music Tech was proud to introduce its first ever event: a concert & reception on November 2nd, 2016 at the wonderful venue The Garage. This was a daunting task (we started organizing 5 weeks ahead only), but the outcome was satisfactory: the place was packed, […]
Women in Music Tech Logo: Chinese Whispers and Collaborative Design
by Anna Xambó and Anna Weisling October 20, 2016 This month Women in Music Tech celebrates three important accomplishments: 1) we have launched the first issue of our newsletter, 2) we are finishing the preparations for our welcome concert and reception at The Garage on November 2, 2016, and 3) we have a logo! Identity […]
How Daphne Oram’s Radical Turntable Experiments Were Brought to Life after 70 Years – Factmag.com
This article discusses Daphne Oram’s piece for turntables and orchestra, “Still Point”. So ahead in time! Read more here