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Louise E. Stairs

1892 – 1975

American composer, organist, and pianist

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Lived 1892 – 1975 (aged 82–83). Louise E. Stairs was a composer.

Louise E. Simpson Stairs (March 24, 1892 - November 1975) was an American composer, organist, and pianist, who sometimes published under the pseudonym Sidney Forrest. She composed several cantatas, as well as piano and vocal works for children.

Stairs was born in Troupsburg, New York, to Alice Clare Stephens and Colonel Ellsworth Simpson. She married Alpheus Wade Stairs on September 3, 1912, and they had a daughter (Ruth). Oliver Ditson, and Theodore Presser Co. Her compositions include:

Cantatas

Choral Cantata Infant Holy: Christmas Cantata Light O’er Bethlehem: Christmas Cantata

Organ

Advent Prayer Arietta Soldiers at Play ''To Whit, To Whoo

Vocal

“His Loving Call” “Lift Up Your Heads” “Nest of Baby Bunnies” “Robin Redbreast’s Song” “Robin’s Song” “Sailboats” “So Longeth My Soul for Thee” “There is an Eye that Never Sleeps” “When the Robin Sings” “Woodland Concert”

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Born
1892
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Died
1975
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Who was Louise E. Stairs?

American composer, organist, and pianist

When was Louise E. Stairs born?

Louise E. Stairs was born in 1892.

When did Louise E. Stairs die?

Louise E. Stairs died in 1975.

What was Louise E. Stairs's occupation?

Louise E. Stairs was a composer.

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