Lili Boulanger, younger sister to Nadia, was born into one most distinguished musical families of the late 19th century. Considered by many of her contemporaries to be one of the most talented composers of her generation, at the age of 19 she became the first woman to win the Premiere Prix de Rome for composition.
Aleksandra Maslovaric included the works D’un Matin de Printemps and Nocturne by Ms Boulanger in her debut album, Feminae in Music.
