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hymn tunes, gospel songs, anthems. Founder and for many years editor, Lorenz Publishing Co. Hymns: "Tell It to Jesus Alone"; "Joy Cometh in the Morning"; "The Name of Jesus Is So Sweet"; "Thou Thinkest, Lord, of Me"; "I Want My Life to Tell." Anthems: "The Angels' Song"; "The Cathedral Bell"; Tm a Pilgrim"; "Only Thine." Solos and duets: "The Cathedral Bell"; "He Gave His Life for Me"; "I'm a Pilgrim." Cantatas: The Lords Anointed; The Easter Evangel. Books: The Gospel Workers' Treasury; Getting Ready for a Revival; Practical Church Music; Practical Hymn Studies; The Singing Church. Address: Estate, c/o ASCAP.
Lorenz, Ellen Jane, composer, editor, educator; b. Dayton, Ohio, May 3, 1907. ASCAP 1938. Educ.: Wcllesley Coll.; Northampton Inst, of Music Pedagogy; Univ. of Akron. While student of Nadia Boulanger in Paris, directed musical activities of student house of American Church. Teacher of Music, Akron High School; choir director, Akron and Dayton; director of Dayton Madrigal Singers. Member Natl. Assoc, of Composers, Dayton Choirmasters' Club and Dayton Music Club. Since 1940 editor-in-chief Lorenz Publishing Co.; lecturer on musical subjects. Writes program notes for children's concerts. Honorary Doctor of Music Lebanon Valley College 1946. At Wellesley awarded Billings Prize in music. Works: The Grab Bag, children's suite; The Silver Hind; Blue Ridge Suite; Paul Bunyan and His Lumberjack; God Is Here; Candlelight Carol Bell Nocturne. Also choral music, organ numbers, anthems, cantatas, and operettas. Home: 2721 Hillview Ave., Dayton 9, Ohio.
Lorenzo, Ange, composer; b. West Branch, Mich., Feb. 5, 1894. ASCAP 1940. Songs: "Sleepy Time Gal"; "Creamy Dream Girl"; "Sweet Forget- |
Me-Not"; "I've Waited for This"; "Watching for Your Shadow." Home: 1710 State Street, Saginaw, Mich.
Loth, Louis Leslie, composer, teacher, pianist, arranger; b. Richmond, Va., Oct. 28, 1888. ASCAP 1940. Educ: in music with Mrs. W. H. Laughter, Herman Epstein, New York; seven years in Europe, piano with Alberto Jonas; composition with Dr. Paul Ertel, Berlin. Concert pianist and teacher, Germany and U.S. Works: two symphonies; symphonic poems (Paean; Granada; Tarantelle); two piano concertos. Songs: "Wintah, Summah, Snow er Shine"; "A Snow-flake"; "I Called to You"; "Sometimes at Dawn." Piano pieces: Valsette; The Bobolink; Teasing; March; Butterfly Waltz; Con Amore; Firelight Fancies; Valse Brillante in D Flat; many teaching pieces. Home: 243 W. 72 St., New York 23, N.Y.
Loveday, Carroll, composer, author; b. Salem, Mass., Sept. 23, 1896. ASCAP 1942. Studied piano seven years with private teachers. World War I, U.S. Navy, 1st Class Gunners Mate. Played for motion pictures. Wrote music and lyrics for vaudeville acts and New York "Silvei Slipper" floor shows. Songs: "The Shrine of Saint Cecilia"; "That's My Desire"; "I'll Let That Be My Consolation"; "I Had Trouble With You Before"; "As Long As We Still Have Each Other"; "I Never Knew How Wonderful You Were"; " 'Neath the Moon of Old Manhattan"; "You're Ev'rything That's Lovely Under the Sun"; "My Pipe, My Slippers and You"; "Here's A Rose For Your Birthday"; "So Blue, My Heart"; "Pensive"; "Elm Street"; "The Record Shop Holiday"; "No More Divine Than You"; "One Little Glance"; "It's A New Kind of Trail We're Blazin'"; "Zany Zoo"; "I'm So Alone"; "A Prayer In Song"; "The Hills of Dan-nemora"; "My Song Is Still Tonight"; |
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