About Lois Wann
Lived 1912 – 1999 (aged 86–87). Lois Wann was an American music educator and oboist.
Lois Wann (1912 – February 23, 1999) was an American oboist who was one of the well-known American oboists of the 20th century. She was associated with performing early music, but also performed contemporary works. She premiered Alberto Ginastera's Duo for flute and oboe with Carleton Sprague Smith in 1947.
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Who was Lois Wann?
American oboist and music pedagogue
When was Lois Wann born?
Lois Wann was born in 1912 in Monticello.
When did Lois Wann die?
Lois Wann died on 23 February 1999 in Bronxville.
What was Lois Wann's occupation?
Lois Wann was a music educator and oboist.
What nationality was Lois Wann?
Lois Wann was American.
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