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Month: July 2018

RMA Annual Conference

25th July 2018 / Andrew Gustar / Leave a comment

Music History Stats has been a bit quiet recently as I’ve been busy working on my paper on women composers for the Royal Musical Association’s annual conference at Bristol University on 13-15 September. Continue reading →

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