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Emily Bruce Roelofson

d. 1921

American songwriter

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About Emily Bruce Roelofson

Emily Bruce Roelofson was an American writer and musician.

Emily Bruce Roelofson (1832–1921) was an American composer, pianist, poet and singer. She composed songs and collections through at least opus number 15.

Roelofson grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Her father, Alec W. Bruce, was an organist and dry goods merchant. Roelofson and her three sisters performed as the Bruce vocal quartet. She married Frederic Eugene Roelofson and they had a son and a daughter. and S. Brainard Sons.

Poetry

Forget Me Not (set to music by Alba Rosa Vietor)

Carpe Diem, opus 15 no. 6 (text from A Masque of Poets)

From the Close Shut Window, opus 15 no. 5 (text by James Russell Lowell)

Sands of O’Dee, opus 15 no. 1

Sea Shell, opus 15 no. 2 (text by Richard Henry Stoddard)

Winter Song

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Important facts

Died
1921
Occupation
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Also known as
Emily B. Roelofson

Frequently asked questions

Who was Emily Bruce Roelofson?

American songwriter

When did Emily Bruce Roelofson die?

Emily Bruce Roelofson died in 1921.

What was Emily Bruce Roelofson's occupation?

Emily Bruce Roelofson was a writer and musician.

What nationality was Emily Bruce Roelofson?

Emily Bruce Roelofson was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Emily Bruce Roelofson

· Wikidata: Q124983392

· DBpedia: Emily Bruce Roelofson

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