George Wehner scores 1936-1966

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George Wehner scores 1936-1966

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The George Wehner Scores consist of original music created by the eccentric, but prolific composer, actor, writer, painter, and spiritualist, George Benjamin Wehner (1890-1970). After achieving some fame as a professional medium during the 1920s, Wehner began to compose prolifically from the mid-1930s up until the time of his death, writing numerous songs, orchestral works, and operas.

29.08 linear feet; 21 boxes

The New York Public Library. Music Division.

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