EMPOWER: Women Changing Music

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Royal Irish Academy of Music, Wednesday 5th March

In an evening of powerful performances and thought-provoking conversation, EMPOWER: Women Changing Music celebrate and showcase the breadth and diversity of female music, accompanied by dynamic discussion with female leaders from across the music industry.

EMPOWER: Women Changing Music is an initiative dedicated to promoting fairness and gender equality in the music industry. By spotlighting female composers and musicians, EMPOWER creates an environment that celebrates women, broadening the historically male-dominated canon, and is an outlet for positive change. Centred on live events, EMPOWER offers performance opportunities to emerging artists and provides a space for dynamic, thought-provoking discussions.


Date:
Wednesday 5th March
Time:
6.30pm
Price:
€0 - €10
Address:
Royal Irish Academy of Music, Westland Row, Dublin 2, Ireland

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