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		The Vanity Fair Print Company is the leading dealer of Vanity Fair Prints in the USA and the only company in the world dealing in just Vanity Fair Prints.
		Edward Lloyd and is dated June 25th 1892.
		Full borders though shown image was restricted in size due to limitations of the scanning surface.
	www.vanityfairprints.com /pages/0000000360.html (449 words)

	MUSIC - LoveToKnow Article on MUSIC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		This contrast between music and plastic art may be partly explained by the mental work undergone, during the earliest infancy both of the race and of the individual, in interpreting sensations of space.
		Theorist and systematizer of musical notation and solmization.
		As principal of the Royal Academy of Music (he succeeded Macfarren in 1888) he revived the former giories of the school, and the excellent plan by which it and the Royal College unite their forces in the examinations of the Associated Board is largely due to his initiative.
	98.1911encyclopedia.org /M/MU/MUSIC.htm (12618 words)

	UVa Music Library: Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Musical life in post-colonial rural America was intertwined with both the social and religious culture.
		A compilation of genuine church music; comprising a variety of metres, all harmonized for three voices; together with a copious elucidation of the science of vocal music.
		Harmonia sacra; being a compilation of genuine church music, comprising a variety of metres; all harmonized for three voices, together with a copious elucidation of the science of vocal music.
	www.lib.virginia.edu /MusicLib/guides/shape.html (3801 words)

	Sheet music
		Sheet music is musical notation written down on paper; it is the musical analog of a book.
		In popular music, although sheet music is produced, it is nowadays more usual for people to learn the piece by ear (that is, by imitation).
		Musics of other cultures, both folk and classical, are often transmitted orally, though some have sheet music, and a few use hand signals or some other device as a learning mnemonic.
	www.jahsonic.com /SheetMusic.html (475 words)

	Warner Chappell Music
		So the brothers became "music publishers." Since the brothers were too young to run a business, their father, Marcus, became director of the company, and thus M. Witmark & Sons was established in 1885.
		In 1892, with the acquisition of the Prophetic Catalogue, the Witmarks became the sponsors for a number of important composers, among them the pioneer Negro writer, Gussie L. Davis.
		The golden era of the music of the roaring twenties was born.
	www.warnerchappell.com /wcm_2/wcm_help/ourhistory_2.jsp (1263 words)

	Political and Campaign Songs In American Popular Music, Page 1
		Musically, it is brief but of the quality one would expect from a composer of Foster's caliber (except for that unfortunate phrase) and is a pleasant tune.
		In 1892, Cleveland was again nominated and won in 1892 taking over the presidency in one of the worst depressions in history.
		Many musical political works were written also to celebrate the results of the election or the installation of the winner into office.
	parlorsongs.com /issues/2002-11/thismonth/feature.asp (2604 words)

	Public Domain Music - Short Biographies - Page 11 at Web-Helper.net
		His genius developed very easily under the instruction of his father, and when less than five years old Wolfgang began composing, and at six he gave his first public performance, which was followed by a tour of the European capitals with his sister, under their father's direction.
		Though not ranking with the greatest composers, Offenbach was the first to bring to the treatment of burlesque the ingenuity and elaboration which others had given to more serious music, and in his own style of operatic work he is supreme.
		From childhood he showed his love of music, and at seven began to study under a teacher.
	www.web-helper.net /PDMusic/BioShorts/page11.asp (1102 words)

	The Conservatory Of Music
		For many years, the study of music was part of the regular classical curriculum but by 1870, Ingham University’s Department of the Arts was divided into the School of Drawing and Painting and the School of Music.
		The Conservatory of Music was led by Professor Henri Appy, who had joined the University in 1869 and served as the teacher of vocal music and vocalization.
		Theory was taught in the first year, musical history in the second and harmony in the third.
	www.leroyny.com /news/2005/0307/Historical (713 words)

	Sullivan Discography: Sullivan's Incidental Music
		Sullivan's incidental music to The Merry Wives of Windsor premiered one week short of three years later than Thespis, at the same theater, and commissioned by the same impressario, John Hollinshead.
		All the music is new, but (and this is not necessarily for publication) if you remember a ballet called L'Ile enchantée which I wrote for the Italian Opera, Covent Garden, many years ago, you will recognize two of the themes.
		Sullivan's last essay in the genre of incidental music was undoubtedly inspired by the success of his Macbeth music for Henry Irving seven years earlier.
	www.concentric.net /~oakapple/gasdisc/sullinci.htm (2088 words)

	The History of Rock Music - The beginnings
		At the beginning of the 20th century, Cuba's main music was the "son", a fusion of Spanish popular music and the African rhythm rumba (first mentioned in 1928 and probably related to the Santeria religion).
		It was originally a humble form of music, but it became similar to the jazz music played by swing bands in the USA when it was adopted by the relatively wealthy and free fls of Sophiatown, a suburb that had become a sort of Johannesburg's Harlem.
		The most influential phenomenon in South-African music was the evolution of Zulu township music, or mbaqanga (originally the name of a soup of the 1950s), a lilting style that relies on driving rhythm.
	www.scaruffi.com /history/cpt10.html (7934 words)

	Curio Corner: If only they had scored for films:- Victor DE SABATA (1892-1967): Film Music on the Web CD Reviews April ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In that capacity, he has left a significant legacy of recordings of late Romantic and Impressionist music, notably recordings of works by Debussy and Respighi; and probably the best-ever recording of Puccini's Tosca with Callas, di Stefano and Gobbi (reissued this month by EMI, at mid-price in their 'Great Recordings of the Century' series).
		This is descriptive, impressionistic music, predominantly serene and contemplative, the music fragrant colourful and evocative of moonlit fountains, flowers and birdsong.
		In this composition, De Sabata sets confident thrusting music against passages of restraint to suggest the joy and passion of youth as opposed to the hesitant, inhibition and disillusionment of increasing years.
	www.musicweb-international.com /film/2002/Apr02/Victor_de_Sabata.html (608 words)

	Essentials of Music - Composers
		It is a musical confession of the soul, which unburdens itself through sounds just as a lyric poet expresses himself through poetry...
		Tchaikovsky's musical training at the newly founded St. Petersburg conservatory was likewise influenced by European ideals.
		It was too advanced and modern for his Western-trained peers, and at the same time too Western in its outlook to please the growing and influential champions of a Russian national style.
	www.essentialsofmusic.com /composer/tchaikovsky.html (525 words)

	Sex, Music and Bloomers
		There was a large proportion of first generation Americans directly involved in early popular music, which tended to give it a decidedly international flavor.
		During this early time, the country was in the grip of dance fever with one-steps, two-steps, slow waltzes, and fox trots.
		It is a musical form strongly based on the Foster tradition and having several other necessary features, such as composition, danceability, words, and story.
	www.halcyondaysmusic.com /sexmusicbloomers.htm (640 words)

	Quotations: Music and the Arts 4
		"Music is the answer to the mystery of life; it is the most profound of all the arts; it expresses the deepest thoughts of life and being in simple language which nonetheless cannot be translated."
		The economics of this musical esperanto is staggering.
		music is love itself, -- it is the purest, most ethereal language of passion, showing in a thousand ways all possible changes of colour and feeling; and though true in only a single instance, it yet can be understood by thousands of men -- who all feel differently."
	www.janeellen.com /quotes/musicquotes4.html (1322 words)

	Essentials of Music - Composers
		These all had an effect on her musical development, and the results can be seen as both positive and negative.
		Her husband's desire that she not make a career as a performer may have curtailed that aspect of her professional life, but it allowed her the rare luxury (rare for both men and women) of full-time compositional activity.
		Many of her works have remained popular in this century, and her music is receiving a fairer re-evaluation as a result of the general interest in the music of women and the special circumstances of its creation.
	www.essentialsofmusic.com /composer/beach.html (637 words)

	William Harnett (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Harnett was an expert at rendering textures: for example, the tattered and fragile music stained with age; the shine of an ebony-and-ivory flute; books with worn leather covers; the reflection of light on a brass candlestick; the translucency of a candle; and the shiny and matte sides of a red ribbon bookmark.
		Music and literature help to preserve the past, and Harnett specifically included Miguel Cervantes's early seventeenth-century novel Don Quixote and music (in the foreground) from the more recent opera La Traviata, written by Guiseppe Verdi in 1853.
		The music, however, is stained and torn, and the leather covers of the books worn with age.
	www.albrightknox.org /ArtStart/Harnett.html (498 words)

	New Mexico Music Educators Links Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Santa Fe Chamber Music The Santa Fe Music Festival, founded in 1972, celebrates the art of chamber music through a summer season of over 80 events, new commissioned works, education and outreach programs and a winter/spring trio of concerts by leading musicians and composers.
		Texas School Music Project This site is intended to help you make music with children by providing ideas and information about specific problems common to all specialists in your particular discipline.
		Music Resources for Educators The purpose of this web resource is to provide valuable information to music teachers, particularly those who teach students ages 5-18.
	www.nmmea.com /links.htm (742 words)

	Music
		On that first day the sun arose above the horizon and all was good on the new fresh and clean earth, there was already music playing through the night, and into that fateful morning.
		The recorded history of music begins in 1892 when Thomas Edison recorded the history of music onto a wax cylinder, known as a "recording device," that he had invented to record Alexander Graham Bell's first telephone conversation.
		There are currently 14 viable formats for music, of which 3 will survive to the next decade, making enormous profits for their corporate masters, while the musicians get nothing.
	home.earthlink.net /~bobdavisknowledgebase/page18.html (701 words)

	Internet Broadway Database: Weber's Music Hall Details
		Written by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Music by John Stromberg.
		Written by Edgar Smith; Lyrics by Edgar Smith; Music by Victor Herbert.
		Music by Franz Lehár; Lyrics by George V. Hobart; Book by George V. Hobart.
	www.ibdb.com /venue.asp?ID=1383 (266 words)

	Early American popular music in a social perspective (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Piano was the primary media for music.
		Chapter Four – Sheet Music was the life blood of the industry.
		popular music were closely associated, as also were women’s clothing styles, recreational habits, and moral conduct.
	dvautier.home.comcast.net /pubs/pubs.htm (614 words)

	Greenville College - News Release - Greenville College Finalizes Music Center Plans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Presented by Blanton Construction of St. Charles, MO and architects, LePique and Orne, the proposed two-floor atrium includes an upper-level reception area and lower-level music laboratory.
		Since its founding in 1892, music has remained an integral part of the Greenville College curriculum.
		Founded in 1892 and affiliated with the Free Methodist Church, the college is located in Greenville, Illinois, 45 miles east of St. Louis.
	www.greenville.edu /publications/news/atrium_100504_nr.shtml (396 words)

	Joseph Suk Orchestral Works (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		He was happily married to Dvorák's daughter Otylka, recognized musically for his Serenade for Strings (1892), incidental music for the play Radúz (1898), Fantasy for Violin and Orchestra (1902/3) and Fantastic Scherzo (1903).
		The Czech Philharmonic of course is totally familiar with all of this music; they recorded Summer Tale in 1957 with Karel Sejna conducting.
		Sir Charles Mackerras is a specialist in Czech music, evidenced by his many previous recordings of Dvorák.
	classicalcdreview.com /suk.htm (329 words)

	canasg choral music publishing - catalogue (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Gaelic puirt-a-beul (mouth music) are songs sung so that people could dance, when there weren't any musical instruments available.
		A rousing modal opening number, a quite melting and beautiful lullaby, a delicate and innocent version of the famous poem 'I sing of a maiden that is makeless', and a fast and exciting 'In excelsis gloria'.
		Music by Sheena Phillips, set for SATB adult and 2 part children's chorus.
	www.pthill.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk /noframes/canasg2.htm (4437 words)

	AFROCENTRIC VOICES in "Classical" Music--Chronology
		Four Saints in Three Acts, music by Virgil Thomson and libretto by Gertrude Stein, is the first opera with an all-African American cast performed on Broadway.
		Negro Musicians and Their Music, an historical account of African American musical performers and styles, is published shortly after the death of its author, Maud Cuney Hare (1874-1936).
		Contralto Marian Anderson (1897-1993) gives a concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, Washington, DC, after the Daughters of the American Revolution refuse to allow her use of Constitution Hall.
	www.afrovoices.com /chronology.html (1149 words)

	World Music Central - Koralation
		The 21-stringed West African Harp known as the kora became a familiar instrument as African music was heard more and more beyond its borders.
		Despite years of great music as a founding member of Mali's Super Rail Band and on his own, Mory Kanté remains best known for the bad 1988 Eurodisco hit "Yeke Yeke." His new release Sabou is pretty much the polar opposite of anything like that sorry affair.
		The songs are like healing sunshowers, unfolding with cascades of percussion, melody and voices that never let up on providing sheer unspoiled African music pleasure.
	www.worldmusiccentral.org /article.php?story=20040927015814787 (460 words)

	New York City Ballet \| Repertory and Dancers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Music: The Nutcracker (1892) by Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky
		All 90 dancers, 62 musicians, 32 stagehands and two casts of 50 young students each from the School of American Ballet join forces to make each performance as magical as possible.
		Children of all ages from New York City and the nation fill the New York State Theater to be captivated by the lure of Tschaikovsky's music, Balanchine's choreography, Karinska's sumptuous costumes, and Rouben Ter-Arutunian's magical sets.
	www.nycballet.com /about/rep_nutcracker.html (469 words)

	Department Of Music \| VCSU
		Amidon proposed to the president of the Normal School that a department of public school music be organized, offering teachers a special certificate in music.
		Permission was given and thus was established the first music education department west of Detroit, Michigan.
		In 1997 the Department became accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM).
	www.vcsu.edu /academics/divisions/finearts/music-dept (253 words)

	Parlor Songs MIDI Collection Featured Covers
		Though the artist is not specifically identified on the sheet music, we know this work is by Rolf Armstrong.
		This is a song from a period when music was changing from a "sweet" style to the more raucus fox-trot style of the Roaring 20s.
		Much of the music is excellent but in light of today's society.
	parlorsongs.com /issues/1997-10/oct97feature.asp (557 words)

	Gabriel Fauré (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Though he met Liszt and was fascinated by Wagner, he sought a distinctive style in his piano pieces and numerous songs, which had to be composed during summer holidays.
		Recognition came slowly owing to the modernity of his music.
		Fauré's stylistic development can be traced from the sprightly or melancholy song settings of his youth to the bold, forceful late instrumental works, traits including a delicate combination of extended tonality and modality, rapid modulations to remote keys and continuously unfolding melody.
	w3.rz-berlin.mpg.de /cmp/faure.html (147 words)

	NPR : Intersections: Fred Hersch, Setting Whitman to Music
		Hersch first became curious about Whitman's poetry as a freshman at the New England Conservatory of Music in the mid-1970s.
		Hersch, who is openly gay, was drawn to Whitman's Calamus poems, a series written in 1860 that celebrates friendship and "manly attachment." In one of the poems, When I Heard at the Close of the Day, the narrator is famous but unhappy, because he's not with his lover.
		The music ranges from chamber music to funk, from blues to bossa nova.
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=1760881 (476 words)

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