Oklahoma Musicians

Musician

Julia Mae Latimer Warren

Moved to Tulsa as a child, attended Booker T. Washington High School, taught piano for more than forty years, directed church music and the Civic Male Chorus, and was a Juilliard-trained musician

Musical work

pianist; accordionist; gospel musician; music educator; choir conductor. Instruments recorded in the collection: piano; accordion. Genres: gospel; sacred music; music education.

Evidence and identity

Juilliard and Oklahoma Jazz Hall sources support the Tulsa teaching and church-music connection; exact death date and full repertoire remain subject to review

Finding My Namesake

Feature supports Julia Mae Latimer Warren's Tulsa childhood, Juilliard study, Tulsa teaching career, and name variants.

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Julia Latimer Warren biography

Profile documents Tulsa move, Booker T. Washington, Dillard, Juilliard, First Baptist North Tulsa, long-term piano teaching, and Civic Male Chorus leadership.

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Oklahoma women and halls of fame reference

Reference lists Julia Latimer-Warren as a 1996 Oklahoma Jazz Hall of Fame educator/gospel musician.

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Crown Hill Cemetery record

Index lists Julia Latimer Warren with July 8, 1922 birth and September 30, 1989 death dates.

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Sources

  1. www.juilliard.edu/news/138296/finding-my-namesake
  2. jazzdepotlive.com/portfolio/julia-latimer-warren-2012/
  3. ojs.library.okstate.edu/osu/index.php/OKPolitics/article/view/1055/952
  4. www.okcemeteries.net/tulsa/Crown%20Hill/crownhillW.htm