Episode Synopsis "DCD 102 - Nadia Boulanger: Lieder and Chamber Music"

Nadia Boulanger was best known as a teacher of composers. The number of pupils who studied with her between 1907 and 1979 is staggering -- especially when you consider how many of them would go on to become internationally known composers and performers. The list includes Aaron Copland, Lennox Berkeley, Roy Harris, and Philip Glass to name but a few. But first and foremost, Boulanger was a

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