An Australian businesswoman who defied contemporary gender norms, Louise Hanson-Dyer was an incredibly prolific publisher of print music and sound recordings. To produce these she drew on the skills of many people in a wide variety of professions.
This interactive data visualisation offers a graphic representation of the performers, conductors, artists, composers, musicologists, editors, writers and artisans engaged by Hanson-Dyer from 1927, when she left Melbourne, until her death in 1962.