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Clara Ellinore Colby, known by her married name Clara E. Thoms, was an American pianist, soprano, and music educator. Born in Iowa and raised in Minnesota and Missouri, she began performing as a pianist at the age of seven. In 1873 she went to Germany where she studied piano with Franz Liszt. On Liszt's advice she went to Vienna where she studied both voice and piano at the Vienna Conservatory. After graduating in 1876, she continued her vocal training with Heinrich Proch and began her opera career at the Vienna State Opera. She sang leading roles in operas in European theaters in 1877, and then returned to the United States in 1878 where she had a brief career as a soprano until her marriage in 1881 to William Mann Thoms, the editor of the American Art Journal.
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