125 years after women’s suffrage in Aotearoa why does it still take a special  occasion to have female composers works heard?  Young New Zealand conductor Tianyi Lu and the APO's Artistic Administrator Frances Moore join David Morriss to question how far women have come in the music industry and why women's  works are still  so rarely programmed by our major orchestras.

125 years after women’s suffrage in Aotearoa why does it still take a special occasion to have female composers works heard? Young New Zealand conductor Tianyi Lu and the APO's Artistic Administrator Frances Moore join David Morriss to question how far women have come in the music industry and why women's works are still so rarely programmed by our major orchestras.

125&nbsp;years after women’s suffrage in Aotearoa why does it still take a special &nbsp;occasion to have female composers works heard?&nbsp; Young New Zealand conductor&nbsp;Tianyi Lu and the APO's Artistic Administrator&nbsp;Frances Moore join David Morriss to question&nbsp;how far women have come in the music industry and why women's&nbsp; works are still&nbsp; so rarely programmed by our major orchestras.

Female musicians celebrated by the APO

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