About Calvin Woolsey
Lived 1884 – 1946 (aged 61). Calvin Woolsey was an American military physician, composer, pianist and physician.
Compositions
"Funny Bones" (rag, 1909) "Dissatisfied" (1910) "Poison Rag" (1910) "Medic Rag" (1910) "Peroxide Rag" (1910) "Mashed Potatoes" (rag, 1911) "Bill Johnson" (1912) "Purple and White" (march, 1913) "Lover's Lane Glide" (rag, 1914) "Hearts Across The Sea" (waltz, 1918)
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Who was Calvin Woolsey?
American ragtime composer (1884-1946)
When was Calvin Woolsey born?
Calvin Woolsey was born on 26 December 1884 in Missouri, United States.
When did Calvin Woolsey die?
Calvin Woolsey died on 12 November 1946 in Braymer.
What was Calvin Woolsey's occupation?
Calvin Woolsey was a military physician, composer, pianist and physician.
What nationality was Calvin Woolsey?
Calvin Woolsey was American.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Calvin Woolsey. https://biography.guide/calvin-woolsey/
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