Gladys Washburn Fisher was a prolific American composer, organist, and choir director. She spent most of her career in Indiana, Pennsylvania, leaving a lasting impact on sacred music and state music clubs. Her compositions span a wide range of formats, focusing heavily on sacred choral music and instrumental chamber pieces. In 1986, the PFMC published a 215-page anthology titled "Selected Compositions" to preserve her creative output.
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