Amanda Aldridge, a British composer, teacher, and opera singer, is the subject of today’s Google Doodle.

Amanda Aldridge cause of death: What happened to Amanda Aldridge?

She made her first appearance on British television at the age of 88, on the show Music for You. Muriel Smith, an American singer, performed her song Little Southern Love Song at that time.

Several decades on this day, Aldridge performed a piano recital at Queens Small Hall, London’s pre-war principal concert venue, the original home of the BBC Symphony and London Philharmonic Orchestras.

Over her six decades career, Aldridge released over 30 songs and dozens of instrumental tracks. She blended various rhythmic influences and genres with poetry by black American authors to create romantic parlor music, a popular genre among the middle class at the time.

Amanda Aldridge is said to have died in London on March 9, 1956, at the age of 89. However, her death cause remains a mystery and her family has never given detail about her death.

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