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Elwell, Herbert

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Elwell, Herbert (1898-1974)

US composer. He studied with Ernest Bloch in New York and with Nadia Boulanger in Paris. He was head of composition at the Cleveland Institute 1928-45, and teacher at Oberlin Conservatory from 1946.

Works

Ballet

The Happy Hypocrite (1925).

Orchestral

Introduction and Allegro for orchestra (1942).

Vocal

I Was With Him, cantata (1937); Blue Symphony for voice and string quartet (1944); Lincoln: Requiem Aeternam (1946).

Chamber

two string quartets; piano sonata.



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