Sisters Marion and Emilie Frances Bauer grew up in Walla Walla,
Washington, in the latter nineteenth century. Each would become an
American composer, writer, and music critic in New York City and
would make an enduring contribution to her musical age. The sisters
were prophetesses of and participants in modernism, Americanism,
and the rise of professional music-making by women. In Marion and
Emilie Frances Bauer, author and music historian Susan E. Pickett,
tells their stories through their own writings and correspondence.
Emilie Frances was an acclaimed music critic and Marion was a
composer of more than 150 pieces, as well as a music critic and
author. Excellent wordsmiths, the Bauer sisters' opinions resonate
through time. Pickett includes biographical detail, information
about stylistic transformations, and the first comprehensive
accounting of the music they composed.
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