EMERY, Dorothy Radde

American pianist and composer. Cleveland, 1901. Her father, Carl A. Radde, was choral conductor in Cleveland. She began to study the piano under James H. Rogers and in 1922 graduated from Oberlin College, where she studied under Dr. George Whitfield Andrews. She later studied under Ernest Hutcheson. Her compositions were performed in New York, Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Chicago, San Francisco and other cities.