ADAMS, Carrie Bell
(1859–1940)> ORGANIST · CONDUCTOR · TEACHER · COMPOSER
ADAMS, Carrie Bell (nee Wilson) American organist, conductor, teacher and composer. Oxford, OH, July 21, 1859; 1940. She conducted large works including The Messiah and directed the Treble Clef and Rose Polytechnic Glee Clubs. Compositions VOCAL Sort by:DefaultTitleAscendingDescending Songs incl.: Into the silent land (Palmer) (ch) The lone river (Enzdry) (ch) The wondrous story (Kohler) SACRED Over 100 anthems OPERA The national flower (Cincinnati: J. Church, 1921) Ref. Sort…