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(1759 - 1834) Composer and blind virtuoso who inspired Mozart

(1819 - 1896) the pianist and composer, far more famous in her day than her composer husband Robert

(1805 - 1847) Felix Mendelssohn's older sister and a prodigious talent and composer in her own right

(1854-1944) Pioneering suffragette and first woman composer to receive a Damehood

(1867 - 1944) Piano prodigy, and the first American woman composer to make her name both In America and Europe

(1901 - 1953): American folk music specialist and visionary modernist, first woman composer to receive a Guggenheim Fellowship

(1907-1994) the prolific and pioneering Anglo-Irish composer, first woman Chair of the UK Composers Guild

(1887 - 1953) Pioneering Black composer, first woman to be inducted into the American Society of Composers and first Black woman to have a major symphony premiere

(1909 – 1969) the prolific and prodigiously talented Polish composer, violinist and writer with a significant musical voice

(1919-2006) the great Russian Maverick - unique, fearless, and totally uncompromising