Celebrating Women’s History Month Part 2: “Jupiter’s Moons” by Judith Lang Zaimont

Trinity Le, CFK Intern

For a recent recital at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, DMA student Molly Stanford performed a piece called “Jupiter’s Moons” by Judith Lang Zaimont. Listen as Mrs. Stanford and I talk about this set of pieces as well as the woman who composed them, a living composer and teacher with a distinct and interesting writing style! 

Judith Lang Zaimont
Molly Stanford

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