Ephrata's Women Composers
During the 1740s, in the quiet religious community of Ephrata Cloister; Sister Föben (Christiana Lassie), Sister Ketura (Catherine Hagaman), and Sister Hanna (Hannah Lichty) were composing intricate hymn melodies and text to be sung during this congregation's worship services.
6.9 miles from where Hans Groff lived in the 1690s
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