Florence Turner-Maley

Florence Turner-Maley (August 23, 1871 – January 3, 1962) was an American composer, singer, and teacher.

Florence Turner was born in Jersey City, New Jersey, to William Hayward and Mathilde (Holwill) Turner. Her father had been a boy soprano. She attended the Hasbrouck Institute in New York She married actor Stephen Maley in 1901. and with conductors Edward Morris Bowman, Alfred Hallam, Victor Harris, and Arthur Mees. the Musicians Club of New York, and the New York Singing Teachers' Association.

Her music is included on the following commercial recordings:

Edison 5839 (1917) Columbia 77628 (1918) Columbia 77735 (1918) Edison 7224 (1920) Edison 7521 (1920) Columbia 80464 (1922) Victor BVE-33610 (1925) Victor BVE-37388 (1927)

Turner-Maley's music was published by Allen and Co., G. Schirmer Inc., Huntzinger and Dilworth, John Church Co., M. Witmark and Sons, and Oliver Ditson and Co. Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices? Pastoral (men's choir)

Songs

"A Call" "Ah Sweet Is Tipperary in the Spring" "Fields of Ballyclare" (text by Dennis A. McCarthy) "God Grant Us Repose" "In a Little Town Nearby" (text by Amy Ashmore Clark) "Jesus, Thou Joy of Loving Hearts" (text by T. R. Palmer) "Song of Sunshine" "Pirate" (text by Margaret Gordon) Some Songs to Play, Some Songs to Sing (with Satella Waterstone) Songs for Kindergarten Ten Tiny Songs of Fantasy