International Women’s Day on Radio 3 Clips

1. In the studio with Matilda

   Duration: 03:06

2. Staging a concert with Tracy

   Duration: 03:02

3. Live performance with Jo and Nat

   Duration: 02:46

4. Mixing an opera with Susan and Tanzy

   Duration: 03:00

5. Marin Alsop: Women conductors and #MeToo

   Duration: 02:03

6. "I like to think Millicent Garrett Fawcett asked Sir Hubert Parry if he would set to music her favourite suffragist song."

   Duration: 02:11

7. Germaine Tailleferre, the only female member of Les Six

   Duration: 05:00

8. “And you should've seen their faces when they saw it was by a woman.” Composer Rebecca Clarke

   Duration: 09:31

9. Listen to the works and lives of Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn

   Duration: 01:06:26

10. Exploring the life and works of composer Barbara Strozzi

    Duration: 10:24

11. "I think for composers the most important thing is to have good friends as performers." Thea Musgrave talking in 2014

    Duration: 13:15

12. Dame Ethel Smyth talks politics in 1937

    Duration: 14:34

13. Dame Ethel Smyth remembered

    Duration: 04:13

14. Only undertake music, Nadia Boulanger says, "if you'd rather die than not to do music."

    Duration: 01:38

15. "...the feeling that I should scream if I heard a cadence again." Elisabeth Lutyens' discovery of Serialism - recorded in 1969

    Duration: 01:51

16. Elizabeth Maconchey talks in 1983, stating that composing is "one's reason to be alive"

    Duration: 01:27

17. "You'll only get married and never write another note!" Elizabeth Maconchy and Nicola LeFanu speak about their lives composing

    Duration: 02:13

18. "It's not easy for women, or for men for that matter." Thea Musgrave speaking about having a career in music - recorded in 2008

    Duration: 09:20

19. "There are thousands and thousands of classical pieces that never see the light of day." Diana Burrell speaking in 1999

    Duration: 08:03

20. "I was interested in science and mathematics from an early age, and I also played chess a lot." Composer Emily Howard

    Duration: 06:35

21. "A little piece of your soul is on display for everybody to listen to and scrutinise." Composer Lucy Pankhurst talking in 2011

    Duration: 01:21

22. "I've always been really in to putting a drama in to pieces or a filmic quality." Judith Bingham discusses composing

    Duration: 12:40

23. "For me it has its own identity." Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho talks about her opera L'Amour de loin in 2009

    Duration: 08:45

24. "It's the fault of our culture now that places such a high value on polished results." Composer Judith Weir talking in 2004

    Duration: 09:23