Women in classical music struggle to balance career and family, study shows


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In Britain, women in classical music have a particularly hard time balancing their professional and family lives. Photo: AFP

It is not uncommon for parents to have difficulty balancing career and family.

This is especially true for those working in classical music. A new British report reveals that 40% of them are considering a career change due to the difficulties they face in managing their professional and family lives.

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