Why are conductors usually middle-class men? Questioning authority in classical music - Research Database, The University of York

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Why are conductors usually middle-class men? Questioning authority in classical music

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https://thesociologicalreview.org/collections/guest-essays/why-are-conductors-usually-middle-class-men/

Author(s)

Anna Bull

Department/unit(s)

Education

Publication details

Date	Published - 31 May 2019
Original language	English

Research areas

classical music, gender, class, music education, authority

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