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Ellen Stone (horn player) was born on 13 January, 1917, is a player. Discover Ellen Stone (horn player)'s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 106 years old?

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Born 13 January 1917
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1943

Her name continues to appear with some frequency in The New York Times in connection with performances of the New Friends of Music well into 1943.

1939

Stone does not appear in the Pittsburgh Symphony programs for the 1938–39 season. However, in October 1938 Women in Music published an announcement naming her along with four other women chosen to play in the New Friends of Music in New York. She was named first horn. Stone was featured in an article in Time magazine on November 13, 1939, titled, "Little Girl Blue", in connection with a performance by the New Friends of Music. She is described as

1938

Later information is at odds with the Women in Music announcement. She is listed second in the horn section in programs for the 1937–38 season. She did perform a Mozart concerto with the orchestra in a Young People's Concert on February 5, 1938. The concert was conducted by Michel Gusikoff and took place at Carnegie Music Hall. Her bio from the program reads as follows:

1937

In 1937, at age 20, she auditioned for Otto Klemperer, conductor of the Pittsburgh Symphony. After three auditions for him, she was hired as first horn. Stone's hiring may have marked the first time a woman horn player was selected to join a major symphony orchestra. According to Women in Music from October 15, 1937, her engagement provided her with "a six-week term as first horn. That term over, she will continue in that position, or she may be given the also important assignment of third horn." The same article stated that Stone would perform the Strauss Concerto with the orchestra.

1936

A native of Bogota, New Jersey, Stone began playing horn at age 16, in Teaneck, New Jersey. She began her training under Etzel Willhoit at Teaneck High School. According to a later article, she practiced "from morning to night – in the garage whither her distracted family banished her." She studied with Lorenzo Sansone, and first attended Oberlin Conservatory for college. She later went to the Juilliard School. The National Orchestral Association awarded her its Philharmonic Scholarship for 1936–37.

1917

Ellen Stone (born January 13, 1917) was an American French horn player. She performed with the Pittsburgh Symphony, starting in 1937, and may have been the first female member of the brass section of a major orchestra.