Eliza Woods
American composer and pianist
About Eliza Woods
Lived 1872 – 1961 (aged 88). Eliza Woods was an American.
Eliza McCalmont Woods (November 28, 1872 – February 9, 1961) was an American composer, pianist, and recipient of the Peabody Diploma for Distinguished Musicianship.
Works Her compositions include:
Chamber music Piano sonata String quartet "Way Down Upon the Sewanee River – Theme & Variations" (piano)
Musical theatre "Fairy Rose" (text by Virginia Woods Mackall; for children) "Runaway Song" (text by Virginia Woods Mackall; for children)
Orchestra Grand Opera Finale Overture
Vocal Songs Fugue for Two Choirs "The Sun and I" (text by Lucy Janney Miller)
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Who was Eliza Woods?
American composer and pianist (1872-1961)
When was Eliza Woods born?
Eliza Woods was born on 28 November 1872.
When did Eliza Woods die?
Eliza Woods died on 9 February 1961.
What nationality was Eliza Woods?
Eliza Woods was American.
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