“The relationship of feminism to my work and the evolution of the form of my music are in violent flux.”

— Beth Anderson

Beth Anderson (1980) in: Heresies. Nr 3. p. 37; Self-cited in: Beth Anderson (1980) "Beauty is Revolution"

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American neo-romantic composer 1950

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