Matthews, Artie, 1888-1958
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found: Thompson, C. The lily rag, c1914:caption (Artie Matthews)
found: New Grove dict. of Amer. mus.(Matthews, Artie; b. Braidwood, IL, 11/15/1888, d. Cincinnati, OH, 10/25/58)
found: African American National Biography, accessed February 21, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database:(Matthews, Artie; composer, arranger, ragtime musician, music editor; born 15 November 1888 in Braidwood, Illinois, United States; studied organ at Cosmopolitan School of Music (1918); studied music at New York University; composed Weary Blues, American standard (1915) and Pastime Rags; established of Cosmopolitan School of Music Press and became a director of Cosmopolitan School of Music (1950s), a choral director for the Cincinnati Public Recreation Commission (1929) and a secretary-treasurer for African American Musicians' Union, Local 814; received a honorary doctorate from Wilberforce University (1938); died 25 October 1958 in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States)
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1988-05-11: new
2015-08-12: revised
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