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page 121st-century women musicians
Ida Haendel
Polish-born British violinist and violin teacher
Lupe Fuentes
Colombian house music producer, DJ, and former pornographic actress
Ana Rucner
Croatian cellist
Lisa Batiashvili
Georgian musician
Patricija Kopačinskaja
Moldovan-Austrian musician
Niki Belucci
Hungarian DJ and pornographic actress
Negin Khpalwak
first female conductor in Afghanistan
Olga Kern
Russian pianist
Margita Stefanović
Serbian musician (1959-2002)
Alina Pogostkina
German violinist
Anna S. Þorvaldsdóttir
Icelandic composer
Dana van Dreven
Dutch club DJ and disc jockey
Gladys Afamado
Uruguayan painter (born 1925)
Jasmine Choi
South Korean musician
Dobrinka Tabakova
Bulgarian-British composer
Susana Seivane
Galician gaita (bagpipes) player from Spain
Amina Srarfi
Tunisian conductor
Asma Ghanem
Palestinian artist
Jeanne Lamon
American-born Canadian violinist and conductor (1949-2021)
Pamela Badjogo
Afro-pop, Afro-jazz musician from Gabon
Annie-Flore Batchiellilys
Gabonese musician
Jela Špitková
Czechoslovak musician
Maja Bogdanović
Serbian cellist
Miss K8
Ukrainian disc jockey
DJ Isis
Dutch female DJ
Simone Menezes
Italo-Brazilian conductor
Sophie Francis
Dutch record producer, DJ and musician
Bettina Hoffmann
musician
Rosie Smith
British singer
Nicole Moudaber
Lebanese businesswoman and musician
Clara Petrozzi
Finnish composer
Sarah Main
Australian DJ
Béatrice Graf
Swiss drummer
Nadezda Tokareva
musical artist
Viviana Guzmán
Flutist, composer, dancer and poet
Rosa Briceño Ortiz
Venezuelan conductor (1957-2018)
Jetu
Christina Malaya (born 1951 or 1952) is a Malawian musician and comedian. She is better known by the name Jetu, in reference to boxing legend King Kong King Marshal Jetu. Her brother gave her the nickname as a child, because she often fought her classmates. Jetu sued COSOMA for not supporting her music.
Chloe Alper
British singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist