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Esther Abrami

Women

Sony Classical
Release Date: April 25, 2025

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1 March of the Women* (Ethel Smyth / Esther Abrami)  
2 Valse Di Fantastica* (Yoko Shimomura)  
3 Flowers* (Miley Cyrus)  
4 Hai Luli! (Pauline Viardot) with Lavinia Meijer and the Esther Abrami Quintet  
5 Wiegala (Ilse Weber) with the Esther Abrami Quintet  
6 Corta Jaca (Chiquinha Gonzaga) with the Esther Abrami Quintet  
7 Medhel an Gwyns* (Anne Dudley)  
8 O Virtus Sapientiae (Hildegard von Bingen) with the Esther Abrami Quintet  
9 Apple Tree* (Rachel Portman)  
10 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (To the Memory of My Mother)* (Ina Boyle) / 1  
11 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (To the Memory of My Mother)* (Ina Boyle) / 2  
12 Concerto for Violin and Orchestra (To the Memory of My Mother)* (Ina Boyle) / 3  
13 Mi Teresita ‘Little Waltz’* (Teresa Carreño)  
14 Lua Branca (Chiquinha Gonzaga) with Kim Barbier  
15 Solitude (Rita Strohl) with Kim Barbier  
16 Transmission* (Esther Abrami)  
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Celebrated violinist and social media sensation Esther Abrami announces the release of her highly anticipated new album ‘Women’ on April 25, 2025 on Sony Classical. A tribute to women composers across history and a range of genres, ‘Women’ showcases the exceptional talent of 14 remarkable composers, spanning newly composed works and rediscovered masterpieces. The album features Oscar winners Rachel Portman and Anne Dudley, as well as new arrangements of compositions by historic composers such as Pauline Viardot, Chiquinha Gonzaga, Teresa Carreño or Ethel Smyth. ‘Women’ also includes ‘Transmission’, an original composition by Esther Abrami, who has arranged several pieces on the album. At its heart is the world-premiere recording of Ina Boyle’s Violin Concerto, a breathtaking, late-Romantic composition. Esther Abrami carefully chose each piece on ‘Women’ not only for its musical brilliance but also for the emotional connection it holds for her, highlighting the often-overlooked voices of women in classical music.

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