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MSU has been on the move since the pandemic let up long enough to set up tours of campus's favorite artists. Let's check in and see who everyone is bumping and dancing to these days.
In honor of Women's History Month, Culture Reporter Amalia Medina is back with more recs, this time for female artists to listen to.
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“Women in music have been, for a long time, sort of ignored,” Moriarty said. “Not so much recently, but still, there’s a lot of emphasis … in conservatories and in colleges of music on the traditional music — Beethoven, Debussy, Bach — and we tend to be a little bit stuck in the past, and when we’re stuck in the past, we don’t really do women composers because they were not given the sort of recognition they should have been given in the past.”