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Winifred Emily Rees

d. 1976

British author

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About Winifred Emily Rees

Winifred Emily Rees (née Davis) (16 May 1900 - 23 May 1976) was a British author, composer, organist and teacher who later moved to Canada. Her students included Paul Anka.

Rees was born in London, where she studied with Edwin Crusha, Mabel Floyd, Frank Griggs, and Greta Harrison. She attended the Guildhall School of Music and Drama for six years, and the University of London for one year,

Rees moved to Ottawa, Canada, where she taught piano and served as a church organist for ten years.

Vocal

“Blessed Jesus Answers Prayer”

“Thee We Praise”

“Winds Through the Olive Trees”

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Who was Winifred Emily Rees?

British author

When did Winifred Emily Rees die?

Winifred Emily Rees died on 23 May 1976.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Winifred Emily Rees

· Wikidata: Q136677129

· DBpedia: Winifred Emily Rees

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