
Leah Broad
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Sep 16, 2026
Leah Broad on why progress for women in classical music is not linear
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David TaylorHOST
You're also finding ways of doing it like you're advocating actively you're doing recordings etc one of your projects is unheard heritage um it's a recording initiative to revive great and forgotten music regardless of gender but it also is definitely raising up uh gender as well as a fact of that how did that begin what are the aims and what are you hoping to achieve with it

Leah BroadGUEST
I'm so delighted to hear you say it's a solutions focused approach because I think that that is that is what I want to do.

Leah BroadGUEST
I think that we've had enough people now say, hey, there's a massive problem here that we have to be at a point where we have enough information to be able to come up with answers.

Leah BroadGUEST
the industry is still moving very slowly when it comes to incorporating women composers.

Leah BroadGUEST
And the more I sort of think about why and talk to people about why is it, it feels like it's a collaborative problem.
26 MINS LATER

David TaylorHOST
Can you tell me a little bit about the book? What has inspired you to write it and who are the people featured and what are the common themes?