Women Composers - A Graded Anthology for Piano Book 3

This three-volume series of piano music by women composers is a progressive compendium of educational literature with a broad repertoire from the 17th century to the present day.

For each piece, Melanie Spanswick has written short instructions with rehearsal tips as well as biographical notes on the women composers. The collection covers all levels of difficulty from easy (volume 1) to medium (volume 2) to difficult (volume 3) and is an indispensable addition to lessons and concerts.

Spanswick has done us all an immense favour by researching, compiling and presenting these fabulous collections, which unquestionable represent a milestone in music publishing ... utterly superb, and will surely be of significant interest to pianists everywhere. Andrew Eales - Pianodao

Do please read Chimes blog post: Chimes Revisits “Women in Publication: A Sampling

Also available
Women Composers - A Graded Anthology for Piano Book 1

Women Composers - A Graded Anthology for Piano Book 2

22 Nocturnes for Chopin by Women Composers

Music for Piano by Women Composers through the Centuries (intermediate - advanced)

Piano Music by Women Composers Book 1
40 Upper Elementary to Early Intermediate Level Pieces

Piano Music By Women Composers Book 2
30 Intermediate to Upper Intermediate Level Pieces

At the Piano with Women Composers (beginner - intermediate)

Black Women Composers: A Century of Piano Music (1893-1990)

Black Women Composers: Twentieth Century Music for Piano & Strings (Violin, Cello and Piano Duets/Trios)

• Marianna von Martinez (1744–1812): Allegro
• Chiquinha Gonzaga (1847–1935): Atraente
• Amy Beach (1867–1944): Sous les étoiles
• Lili Boulanger (1893–1918): Prélude in Db major
• Tatjana Komarova (*1968): Little Dance
• Mai Fukasawa (*1977): Between Dawn, Noon and Midnight
• Fanny Hensel (1805–1847): September
• Clara Schumann (1819–1896): Prelude and Fugue
• Teresa Carreño (1853–1917): Plainte
• Lady Viola Kinney (1890–1945): Mother's Sacrifice
• VítÄ›zslava Kaprálová (1915–1940): April
• Chaya Czernowin (*1957): fardanceCLOSE