
Explore some of the most influential musicians, composers, songwriters, and rabble-rousers who have impacted how we see the world and how we can change it for the better.
Date and Time
Wednesdays, October 11–November 15, 7:30–9:00 pm PT
About the Program
Learn about women who have broken glass ceilings, crashed through barriers, and spoken truth to power with their music. The United States has a long and storied history of political protest and women have often been on the front lines, using music as a reflection of the times and a call to action.
In these sessions, we will explore some of the most influential women musicians, composers, songwriters, and rabble-rousers who have impacted how we see the world and how we can change it for the better.
Instructor: Janice Mautner Markham is a Los Angeles–based violinist, composer, educator, and theater artist. She is a founding member of the klezmer-rock band Mostly Kosher and the JAC Trio global string ensemble. A longtime Skirball Member, Mautner Markham has been performing at the Skirball for over a decade—a home away from home! In spring 2023, Mautner Markham earned her Master's in social justice and human rights with an arts emphasis from Arizona State University.