Minerva Scientifica: the owl that flies at dawn - women scientists, women composers

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Abstract

Under the leadership of soprano Frances M Lynch, Minerva Scientifica deploys sung theatrical performances to encourage, celebrate and demonstrate the achievements of women in science and music. Based on collaborative discussions between practising female scientists and contemporary classical composers, the events staged by Minerva Scientifica are receiving high acclaim not only as educational and musical experiences for general audiences, but also for enhancing scientists’ appreciation of their own work. Adopting a historical approach, this article first explores the relationships between three pairs–women and science, music and science, women and music–before giving a more detailed account of the project’s evolution since 2011.

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Fara, P. (2017). Minerva Scientifica: the owl that flies at dawn - women scientists, women composers. Interdisciplinary Science Reviews, 42(4), 381–394. https://doi.org/10.1080/03080188.2017.1381227

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