G. Wallace Woodworth (1902-1969) was an American conductor, choral director and academic musician, closely associated with Harvard University. He became an important figure in American choral and university music-making.

In the Pristine catalogue he appears in the American 78rpm rarities release, conducting Piston’s Second Symphony with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.

Woodworth’s musical work belonged to the cultivated American academic and broadcast sphere, where new music, choral discipline and institutional musical life overlapped.

His page is justified by the unusual Piston document and by his place in American musical culture. Woodworth gives this corner of the catalogue a Harvard-accented baton.