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Margaret Bonds
Margaret Allison Bonds ( – )〔Hawkins, Deborah. "Bonds, Margaret." (1999). in ''International Dictionary of Black Composers.'' Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn. pp. 131-137. ISBN 1884964273〕 was an American composer and pianist. One of the first black composers and performers to gain recognition in the United States, she is best remembered today for her frequent collaborations with Langston Hughes.
==Early life==
A native of Chicago, Bonds grew up in a home visited by many of the leading black intellectuals of the era; among houseguests were soprano Abbie Mitchell and composers Florence Price and Will Marion Cook. Bonds showed an early aptitude for composition, writing her first work, ''Marquette Street Blues'', at the age of five. Her first study in music came when she took piano lessons from her mother. While still in school, she studied composition with Price and with William Dawson. Bonds worked as an accompanist for dances and singers in various shows and supper clubs around Chicago; she also copied music parts for other composers, and became involved with the National Association of Negro Musicians.
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