Engraved portrait of Hildegard of Bingen, a medieval nun, prophetess, and abbess, reading a book.

Women Composers Collective (WCC) is a dynamic community dedicated to amplifying the voices of women composers.

Founded on the belief that representation in composition matters, our collective serves as a platform for women to share their music, connect with like-minded artists, and engage with audiences in meaningful ways.

We aim to foster artistic collaboration, provide professional development opportunities, and champion new works that push creative boundaries.

Through concerts, workshops, and mentorship, we cultivate a supportive space where innovation and expression can thrive.

​

Whether you’re an emerging composer or an established artist, we invite you to join us in shaping the future of music.

Our mission is to uplift and empower women composers in a variety of genres (classical, jazz, and more) throughout the world to create and perform new music by fostering a collaborative, intercultural, and supportive community, beginning here in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Our Mission

Portrait of a woman in an ornate Renaissance-style orange dress with red drapery and a dark background
Black-and-white vintage portrait of a woman with short, wavy hair wearing a dark dress.
Sepia-toned vintage portrait of a woman with long dark hair wearing a necklace and light-colored blouse

Our composers

More info on all of our composers coming soon!

Collage of historical women’s portraits and contemporary female musicians and artists, including violinists, pianists, and saxophonists.

Meet the board

Smiling woman with curly dark hair holding a turquoise-and-white melodica in front of a gray background
Co-Founder, Board Member, Composer
Smiling woman wearing sunglasses and holding a violin and bow
Board Member, Composer
Woman playing violin in front of stained-glass windows and display cases
Board Member, Composer
Dark blue eight-pointed compass rose on a black background

Co-founders

Three smiling women posing together in front of a brick wall with framed artwork.

Rebecca Hass, D’Arcy Reynolds, Lillian Yee