Ethyl B. Smith

Overview

Ethyl B. Smith was a St Louis composer of popular music. She is best known for The Black Cat Rag (1905), which she co-authored with Frank Wooster and is alson the composer of Fontella Rag (1907). According to Nora Hulse in her 24 Piano Rags, she was also in charge of the Axel W. Christensen studio for ragtime and popular music in Jefferson City, Missouri.
For data housekeeping purposes she is listed in these webpages as a one-off composer.

Websites:

Ethyl B. Smith

Biography and list of works by "Perfessor" Bill Edwards

CDs

	Performer	CD Title	Supplier


	Ragtime Music CDs:
	Various Artists	on "Ragtime's Greatest Hits"
	David Thomas Roberts	on "Folk Ragtime 1899-1914"
	Tom Hazelton	on "Ragtime's Greatest Hits"
	Nora Hulse	on "24 Piano Rags by Women"
	American Ragtime Ensemble	on "Ragtime Chamber Music"
	"Perfessor" Bill Edwards	on "It's Ragging Cats and Dogs"

Works

This list is arranged in chronological order and contains 1 work by Ethyl B. Smith. It does not claim to be complete and represents only the number of items located. Key: Electronic Resource Items

Title	Year	Co-Author	Words By	Remarks


Fontella Rag	1907

Videos

	Title	Performer	Score/Song


	Fontella Rag (2:04)	Ragtime Dorian Henry