Delighted to see Amy Beach in there. I've been looking for music by women composers to suggest for a choir I belong to. The choir is associated with a church, so we only do things with some sort of Christian content - lots of masses, Magnificats, we've done Rachmaninov's "Vesters" and Britten's "Rejoice in the Lamb", Mendelssohn's "Elijah" is coming up, and so on. But between Hildegaard of Bingen and some contemporary composers that would be tonally too challenging for us, I drew a blank until I discovered Amy Beach's Grand Mass in E Flat Major, which I've completely fallen in love with. It needs a *much* bigger orchestra than we could hope to get, though - seven or eight instrumentalists is about our limit, so I'm still on the lookout for suggestions. But until then I'll keep listening to Amy Beach!