Elinor Meissner Traeger facts for kids
Elinor Meissner Traeger was an American musician. She was a talented composer, a skilled pianist, and a writer. Elinor lived from 1906 to 1983.
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Who Was Elinor Traeger?
Elinor Meissner Traeger was a creative woman. She made music, played the piano, and wrote. Her life showed how much she loved art.
Her Early Life and Learning
Elinor was born in Chicago on July 10, 1906. She loved music from a young age. She studied with several teachers. Some of her teachers were Len Cleary and Edna Hansen. These lessons helped her become a great musician.
Elinor's Musical Creations
Elinor Traeger composed many pieces. Most of her work was for the piano. Her music was published by companies like Pro Art Publications. Willis Music Company also published her works.
Some of her well-known piano pieces include:
- Carousel
- Cradle Song
- Sleepytime
She also reviewed books and music. This showed her wide knowledge of the arts. Elinor taught piano lessons too. She mostly worked in Illinois.
Her Family Life
Elinor married Fred W. Traeger. They had two children together. Their children were named David and Lois.
