Gladys Pitcher (1890 – March 24, 1996) was an American music editor, teacher, and composer.
[2] She graduated from the New England Conservatory in 1910 and completed postgraduate work in theory, composition, and cello.
She taught at Beloit College, including directing the music department while her husband served during World War I.
After the war she returned to New England and taught music at schools in Bennington, Vermont and Manchester, New Hampshire.
[4] Pitcher collaborated on vocal compositions with J. Lilian Vandevere, as well as on music education textbooks with Vandevere and M. Teresa Armitage; Peter W. Dykema, Donald Franklin Main; Hazel Nohavec Morgan; Floy Adele Rossman; Martha Powell Setchell; Herman F Smith; and D K Stevens.