Louise Yazbeck
American composer and music teacher
About Louise Yazbeck
Lived 1910 – 1995 (aged 84). Louise Yazbeck was an American.
Louise Margaret Yazbeck (August 13, 1910 – July 10, 1995) was an American composer and teacher.
She was born in Shreveport, Louisiana to a family of Syrian descent. After attending Centenary College and Washington University in St. Louis, she returned to Shreveport where she composed, taught piano, sponsored the B Natural Music Club, and belonged to several professional arts organizations. She was active in the United States Service Organizations during World War II.
Yazbeck's compositions include:
Piano Lebanese-Syrian March in D Major Lebanese-Syrian March in G Major
Vocal "Echoes" "Federation Song" (words by Eva Kouri Solomon; music by Louise Yazbeck) "Good Old Southern Blues"
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Who was Louise Yazbeck?
American composer and music teacher (1910-1995)
When was Louise Yazbeck born?
Louise Yazbeck was born on 13 August 1910.
When did Louise Yazbeck die?
Louise Yazbeck died on 10 July 1995.
What nationality was Louise Yazbeck?
Louise Yazbeck was American.
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