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Lesbian Musicology and the Music of Dame Ethel Smyth

stranger to controversy, yet societal constraints did not allow her the sexual freedom that artists of today are more free to enjoy. Although the examples above are simply a product of a writer's analysis, it is hard to ignore the presence of these interesting musical techniques and the fact that Ethel herself subtly alluded to their use, or her knowledge behind their symbolism. She is a model for women musicians as well as homosexuals, an example that the fears and societal pressures that stand in the way of reaching one's goals can be overcome. Music will always remain an important part of human expression, regardless of one's personal choices or background. It links everyone who cares to listen. ...

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