Rebecca Clarke was an English composer and violist, considered one of the most important early 20th-century female composers. Clarke faced significant barriers as a woman in classical music but nevertheless achieved great success with her compositions, which are celebrated for their rich harmonies and emotional depth. As a violist, she performed and composed pieces that blended traditional techniques with modern innovations. Clarke’s work was influenced by both English folk music and the evolving landscape of European classical music during her time.
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