Vox Femina is about the important work of female composers and artists. This program features a wide array of voices. Dani Howard’s Argentum glitters with kaleidoscopic flair. NPR Music calls Anna Clyne’s cello concerto DANCE,  “full of melodies of undisguised beauty…All linger in the ear, begging to be heard again.” In the early 1900s, African-American composer Florence Price battled a culture which valued women as performers, but not as composers. She wrote, “I have two handicaps - those of sex and race.” And, after the discovery of a substantial collection of her works in 2009, orchestras are turning to her symphonies to headline their programming.