The Catalan composer Felip Pedrell (Tortosa, 1841 – Barcelona, ​​​​1922) praised women's ability to compose, encouraged them to aspire to more and regretted that they were considered less valid. He did so in 1875 in an article in the magazine Musical illustration. A man ahead of his time who some time ago began to revive Accent Ensemble, a chamber music group from Terres de l'Ebre. "By stretching Pedrell's thread, we have found many ramifications and subcontinents," explains musician David Matheu. One of these threads has led the musical group to recover pieces by Lluïsa Casagemas and Coll (Barcelona 1873 - Madrid 1942), Matilda Escalas and Xamení (Palma, 1870-1936), Agnès Armengol and Altayó (Sabadell, 1852-1934) 1926) and make a record: Composers around Pedrell. Most of the pieces are unpublished.