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b. 1879
A Missouri-born composer, pianist, and teacher, she built a life around piano study, performance, and music education. Her published works helped preserve her name among early 20th-century American women composers.
Born in Fayette, Missouri, on June 30, 1879, Nannie Louise Wright was an American composer, pianist, and music educator. She studied at Howard-Payne Junior College in Fayette and later at the Columbia School of Music in Chicago.
Wright spent much of her career teaching and writing music for piano. Her surviving published works, including collections of preludes and character pieces, show a strong connection to piano performance and music study.
She died on March 16, 1958. Reliable pages found during this search confirmed her career and basic life details, but I did not find a suitable verified portrait image to include here.