Florence Price

Born in 1887, Florence Beatrice Price is recognized as the pioneer of accomplishing many “firsts.” She was a pianist, composer, organist, and educator who broke through monumental barriers as an African American woman in classical

Florence Beatrice Price (1887-1953) was a remarkable African-American pianist, composer and educator. Florence Price's compositional output was extensive, comprising over 300 works across various genres. Among her compositions

Dance of the Cotton Blossoms is an early advanced piece written by Florence Price in 1938. This piece is not to be confused with another piece by Price which shares the same title, but was written in 1931. She also wrote a piece

Rocking Chair, by Florence Price, is a gentle and nostalgic solo piano piece spanning approximately three pages. It effectively captures the sensation of lounging in a rocking chair on a lazy afternoon, while its steady rhythm and

Rabbit Foot is a playful early intermediate piece by Florence Price. In a repetitive A-B-A' form, Rabbit Foot offers opportunities for discussion about keeping repeats musically interesting through dynamics and shaping. All

“Song Without Words (Pleading)”, by Florence Price, is a standalone piece published in A Second Album of Piano Pieces sold by Kicks Music. Each piece in the album reveals different facets of Price’s creative personality.for piano

“Memory Mist” is an early advanced piano piece by Florence Price, and is a standalone piece published in An Album of Piano Pieces sold by Kicks Music. Each piece in the album reveals different facets of Price’s creative

"Little Melody in E-flat major" is a standalone piece published in An Album of Piano Pieces sold by Kicks Music. Each piece in the album reveals different facets of Price’s creative personality. "Little Melody," written in a