Our Western culture is suffering from the lack of spirit from music traditionally provided by women. The musical heroine of the millennium must discover her own inner voice and seek out her own path in music. She must also answer the call of the lost music of women across the ages. Out of the united inner voices of many women will come the music of the millennium - the music that we need to find balance and harmonious relationships in our society. To Achieve balance and harmony it will be necessary to gather together, learn and promote high level team work and strategy, network with each other, support each other and move toward healing the separation that so blatantly continues to exist - the separation of women from each other, from men and from the creative process and power of music.
Creativity is a birth right for all human beings.
Women of many world cultures other than Western culture have created music from the earliest known times. Women were treated with respect as priestess - keepers of rites and the makers of music for such rites. Women were more than likely the first musicians singing lullabies to infants and wailing in grief for loved ones. Women's works have been disrespected, disparaged, suppressed or forgotten and excluded from performances and publication. With the destruction of Sappho's work women were denied a model composer at the dawn of Western culture.