Educating Women 2007
DOI: 10.1093/acprof:oso/9780199289981.003.0005
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“…In almost all other forms of female professionalism and artistic endeavour, including women's instrumental musical performance, much effort had to be spent in persuading society that women were justified in taking a role that could be done by men, often by arguing that because of its links to domestic life (as in education and nursing) it was particularly suited to female abilities. 13 Evidently, there was no need for this in the case of female singers. If people wished to enjoy the female singing voice in professional music-making, they had to tolerate at least, if not embrace, some form of 'professional' role for female singers.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In almost all other forms of female professionalism and artistic endeavour, including women's instrumental musical performance, much effort had to be spent in persuading society that women were justified in taking a role that could be done by men, often by arguing that because of its links to domestic life (as in education and nursing) it was particularly suited to female abilities. 13 Evidently, there was no need for this in the case of female singers. If people wished to enjoy the female singing voice in professional music-making, they had to tolerate at least, if not embrace, some form of 'professional' role for female singers.…”
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confidence: 99%