Women's History Museum of Baltimore

The legendary, renowned, and spectacular Zora Clarke has quit the Women's History Museum of Baltimore. The musicologist, who's emphasis is in women's history and composition, cited scheduling conflicts and...having better things to do with her time. Her job was to plan out the music section of the Women's history museum. There, Ms. Clarke was to feature Hildegard, Clara Schumann, Ehtel Smyth, Florence Price, Barbara Strozzi, and Unsuk Chin. An impressive line-up. All abandoned. 

Until you!

Yes, you!

Ms. Clarke's wonderful team of assistants! You didn't know that there were 6 teams of assistants? You don't know how she afforded all of you?

Who cares! What matters is that you all know everything there is to know about Ms. Clarke's work, right? Right?!

You're  just the assistants? You don't know anything about music history or women composers? Half of you have degrees in Physics and were kidnapp-hired from the university where Ms. Clarke used to work and don't know anything about what she does?

Nonsense! You got this!

Now, your job is to take over Ms. Clarke's duties. You will be in charge of setting up and organizing the music history section of the new women's history museum. Each teach will be assigned a composer from the exhibit list and in charge of creating a bio and presentation for that composer.

For each composer you will be looking at:

1. When they were born and the time period they composed in.

2. Their background (family history, education, work experience, etc).

3.  What kind of music they composed and pieces that they composed.

4. What set them apart and special facts about them. 

HAHA, no you're not getting her pay! You're just the assistant, remember? Good Luck!