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- Alice_Coomaraswamy abstract "Alice Ethel Richardson Coomaraswamy (born Richardson) aka Alice Coomara (1889 – July 15, 1958) worked under the stage name of Ratan Devī. She recorded Indian music and was a performer of Hindu songs and poems, and went on concert tours in Britain and America. Martin Clayton identifies Alice as one of the significant women overlooked with regard to music in the British Empire.".
- Q21154412 abstract "Alice Ethel Richardson Coomaraswamy (born Richardson) aka Alice Coomara (1889 – July 15, 1958) worked under the stage name of Ratan Devī. She recorded Indian music and was a performer of Hindu songs and poems, and went on concert tours in Britain and America. Martin Clayton identifies Alice as one of the significant women overlooked with regard to music in the British Empire.".
- Alice_Coomaraswamy comment "Alice Ethel Richardson Coomaraswamy (born Richardson) aka Alice Coomara (1889 – July 15, 1958) worked under the stage name of Ratan Devī. She recorded Indian music and was a performer of Hindu songs and poems, and went on concert tours in Britain and America. Martin Clayton identifies Alice as one of the significant women overlooked with regard to music in the British Empire.".
- Q21154412 comment "Alice Ethel Richardson Coomaraswamy (born Richardson) aka Alice Coomara (1889 – July 15, 1958) worked under the stage name of Ratan Devī. She recorded Indian music and was a performer of Hindu songs and poems, and went on concert tours in Britain and America. Martin Clayton identifies Alice as one of the significant women overlooked with regard to music in the British Empire.".