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Rood, Louise, 1910-1964
Louise Miles Rood was born in 1910 to James and Myrtle Merrill Rood in Easton, Pennsylvania. She obtained her bachelor degree in 1929 from the University of Wisconsin. Around 1934, Rood taught for three years at Sweet Briar College on a Julliard Extension Fellowship. In 1937 Rood was hired as an instructor of music at Smith. While teaching full time, she completed her master degree in 1942 at Smith College. In 1945, she received a diploma from the Julliard Graduate School of Music.
Rood taught a wide range of musical subjects, from theory to practical, focusing on the violin and the viola. She performed as a soloist with Smith groups and elsewhere around New England and the Midwest. Rood also wrote the book Introduction to the Orchestra Score. During many summers, Rood taught sessions at the University of Iowa, the University of Michigan, and Mary Washington College. In 1958, she became a professor at Smith.
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Rood, Louise
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Rood was born 1910 and educated at the University of Wisconsin (B.M., 1929), Smith College (M.A., 1942) and Julliard School (dipolma, 1945). She joined the Smith College Music Dept. in 1937 and taught there until her death in 1964, as well as at other colleges and universities. She was an accomplished violist. From the description of Louise Rood papers, ca. 1930-1964. (Smith College). WorldCat record id: 52851135 ...
