About Florence P. Rea
Lived 1878 – 1924 (aged 45–46). Florence P. Rea was a composer.
Florence Pauline Rea (5 June 1878 - 25 December 1924) was an American composer of many pedagogical works for piano and organ.
Rea was born in Oakland, California, to Catherine Ford Rea and John Rea. Little is known about her education. She died in Evanston, Illinois. Arthur Music, and Clayton F. Summy Co. Her works for piano and organ include:
At the Organ
Descriptive Pedal Studies
Fairy Frolics (a collection)
Fall and Winter Holidays
Four Teaching Pieces
Hello Mr. Robin!
King Thrush
Linnet
''Spring and Summer Holidays
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American composer (1878-1924)
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Florence P. Rea died in 1924.
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