Reed, Frank LeFevre, Papers 1913-1925

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Reed, Frank LeFevre, Papers 1913-1925

Composed of correspondence, employment applications, financial records, printed material, newspaper and magazine clippings, sheet music, and faculty documents, the Frank LeFevre Reed Papers, 1913-1925, chronicle Reed’s career as a music professor and composer.

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Reed, Frank LeFevre, 1871-

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Born to Albert Samuel Reed and Ellen Maria LeFevre on Richmond, Indiana, Frank LeFevre Reed (b. 1871) attended Wabash College, the Ithaca Conservatory of Music, and the Cincinnati College of Music. In 1905, he married Marion Courtney Mohler, with whom he had two children. Following Reed’s appointment as professor of piano and music theory at the Pennsylvania College of Music from1906 trough 1913, he served as professor of music at the University of Texas at Austin (UT) from 1913 thr...

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In 1886, Professor J. Alleine Brown of Chappell Hill, vice president of the Music Teachers National Association, called for a meeting of Texas music teachers to form a statewide professional organization. The meeting, which took place concurrently with the annual conference of the Teachers Association of Texas at Austin, resulted in the organization of the Texas Music Teachers Association (TMTA). Brown served as the TMTA’s first president from 1886 to 1891, while William Besserer of...