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Annie Berenice Crumb Wyer (October 5, 1873-29 January 1960) was a St. Louis, Missouri, pianist, composer, and lecturer. Wyer composed for both piano and organ, and wrote art song and works for violin. She collaborated with Ethan Allen Taussig in performances of spoken recitation accompanied by the piano.

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rdfs:comment	Annie Berenice Crumb Wyer (October 5, 1873-29 January 1960) was a St. Louis, Missouri, pianist, composer, and lecturer. Wyer composed for both piano and organ, and wrote art song and works for violin. She collaborated with Ethan Allen Taussig in performances of spoken recitation accompanied by the piano. (en)
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caption	Photo from Notable Women of St. Louis, 1914, credited to Kajiwara (en)
education	Forest Park University, Hosmer Hall (en)
known for	pianist, musical compositions (en)
notable works	Paolo and Francesca from Stephen Phillips, "The Sky Above The Roofing Lies" from Paul Verlaine and "Tropic Memories" from Charles Baudelaire (en)
spouse	Harry Gage Wyer (en)
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