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Lamar Stringfield
Lamar Stringfield (October 10, 1897 – January 21, 1959) was a classical composer, flutist, symphony conductor, and anthologist of American folk music.
==Early career==
He was born in Raleigh, North Carolina and studied at Mars Hill College near Asheville, North Carolina and Wake Forest University before joining the army in 1916.〔("Marker H-94: Lamar Stringfield 1917-1959" )''North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources''〕 In the service, he played with the 105th Engineers regimental band stationed in France during World War I. He studied composition in Paris with Nadia Boulanger and later graduated with a diploma in flute performance from the Institute of Musical Art (1924), having studied with Georges Barrère.〔Hager, Peter C. (01 March 2011) ("Lamar Stringfield (1897–1959): Classical composer, flautist, and symphony conductor." )''Encyclopedia of Appalachia''〕 A highly respected flutist and composer of flute music, Stringfield was a founding officer of the The New York Flute Club in 1920 along with William Kincaid (later principal flutist of the Philadelphia Orchestra) and Georges Barrère of the New York Symphony Orchestra (predecessor of the New York Philharmonic). The Club has featured the world's most prominent flutists in performance and other programs for over ninety years.〔("History & Archives" )''New York Flute Club''〕
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