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	H 1916
		Musical form, genre, type, etc. Terms that exemplify this concept appear as the initial element of a subject heading, such as Cantatas, Sacred; Carnatic music; Sonatas; Quintets.
		For psalms set to music, a subdivision for the number of the psalm may be established.
		In general, geographic subdivisions are added to music subject headings according to the provisions of H 690 through H 1055.
	www2.hawaii.edu /~chopey/H1916.3.htm (1122 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Milton Ager
		Milton Ager also was a music publisher in partnership with his frequent musical collaborator, lyricist Jack Yellen.
		See also: 1916 in music, other events of 1917, 1918 in music and the list of years in music.
		Musical theater (or theatre) is a form of theatre combining music, songs, dance, and spoken dialogue.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Milton-Ager (1855 words)

	Wisconsin Music Teachers Association Home Page
		Founded in 1876, MTNA is the oldest professional nonprofit music teachers association in the United States.
		By providing organization and activities at local, state, divisional, and national levels, we work together to accomplish goals which could not be achieved by an individual or by an organization which exists at only one level.
		We are a vital and growing music teachers' organization.
	www.wmta.net (507 words)

	Lorca and MUSIC
		Lorca was hoping to move to Paris to continue his music studies, but when his old teacher died, his budding musical career was abruptly halted.
		Musicality remains an essential element in all of Lorca's subsequent poetic and dramatic production, from poetry collections such as Canciones and Suites to the rural tragedies of Bodas de sangre and Yerma.
		The second of these conference-recitals, "How a City Sings from November to November", again with musical illustrations performed by himself, was first held in Buenos Aires in October 1933 and is a description of the seasons in Granada as depicted in local folk song.
	www.geocities.com /s_andrewes/music.html (1724 words)

	The Charlie Chaplin Music Publishing Company
		In 1916 some of his musical compositions ("two very bad songs," Chaplin later remarked) became the foundation of his own short-lived music publishing company.
		It is significant to note that this musical venture, which bore Chaplin's name, preceded the Charlie Chaplin Studio by more than two years.
		Like his under appreciated music, there is also an important business side to Chaplin which frequently is overlooked—again, due to his artistic ability, but also because his brother Sydney Chaplin is credited with much of the business innovation in the independent company formed by Charlie.
	www.cobbles.com /simpp_archive/charlie-chaplin_music-company.htm (253 words)

	"Radio Music Box" memo (1916/1920(?))
		The purported text of the "Radio Music Box" memo -- which appears to have a gap in the middle -- was supplied by RCA, but, oddly, Archer reported that he never saw the actual memo, although he was shown a reply by Edward J. Nally dated November 8, 1916.
		But, there is good evidence that in 1916 his thoughts were inspired by the daily broadcasts which had begun in the fall of 1916 over Lee DeForest's experimental "Highbridge" station, 2XG, which was also located in New York City.
		The problem of transmitting music has already been solved in principle and therefore all the receivers attuned to the transmitting wave length should be capable of receiving such music.
	earlyradiohistory.us /1916rmb.htm (1366 words)

	American Cultural Affirmation
		Finney retained an interest in the guitar and folk music throughout his life and folk song and melody were important elements in his music.
		Finneys music was tonal and melodic while sometimes employing serial technique, particularly after 1950; he lectured and wrote about the evolution of his style and his continuing interest in tonal resources.
		His output was prolific and his music was performed often in his lifetime, both at the University of Michigan and by major orchestras and chamber groups around the country.
	www.nypl.org /research/manuscripts/music/MUSFINNE.xml (4245 words)

	SoundClick artist: 1916 - Wild Irish Rebel 1916 Music celtic folk (Site not responding. Last check: )
		It is with this reformed band 1916© has released in the Summer of 2004 This new album Spirit Of Freedom Undefeated the artwork has been done by Kenns son Lachlan.
		1916© now have a 10 CD contract with Premier Records of Ireland and plan to release a new album before the end of the year their Christmas album having been completed in the spring of this year ready for release in November 2004.
		A lot of people’s idea of Irish and Folk music, in general, is a trio of musicians wearing woolly jumpers, cords and sticking their fingers in their ears and singing morose ballads!.
	www.soundclick.com /1916 (728 words)

	Max Reger Biography - famous Max Reger Classical collection and Max Reger Music Reviews.
		Among a variety of orchestral works, including a piano concerto and a violin concerto, Reger's Variations and Fugue on a Theme of Mozart, an arrangement of his work of the same title for two pianos, is typical of his resourceful and sometimes complex use of the theme on which it is based.
		Reger wrote a considerable amount of chamber music of all kinds, with a number of violin sonatas and other duo sonatas, as well as string quartets and works for other groups of players.
		Reger's organ music offers a considerable challenge to performers and some works are said to have been composed as just such a challenge to his friend, the organist Karl Straube.
	www.naxos.com /composerinfo/853.htm (527 words)

	Parlor Songs MIDI Collection February 1999 Featured Covers
		Of couse music has always been one of the greatest ways to express love and the emotion that goes with it.
		It is unfortunate that the artist's name cannot be found for he or she surely is one of the great sheet music artists of that period.
		The cover artist, Starmer was perhaps the most prominent music artist of the period and this cover is reflective of his style and talent.
	www.parlorsongs.com /issues/1999-2/feb99feature.asp (1064 words)

	Enrique Granados Biography - famous Enrique Granados Classical collection and Enrique Granados Music Reviews. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Schelling arranged for Granados’s works to be published in New York and encouraged him in his plans to convert the piano suite Goyescas into an opera, later arranging for its première at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
		Terrified of the ocean, Granados nevertheless sailed to New York for the premiere of the opera on 28th January 1916.
		His music is multi-faceted, although it is essentially Romantic with some Nationalist characteristics.
	www.naxos.com /composerinfo/426.htm (725 words)

	INKPOT#64 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: SIBELIUS Everyman. Belshazzar's Feast. The Countess's Portrait (BIS)
		The medievality of the morality play is captured, here in the 20th century, by the dark stretches of music, the ominous bell-tolling, even the chant-like singing and indeed, the use of the pipe organ.
		Whenever they appear, the sisters grace the score with music of soothing strength, as when Faith manifests (No.12) in aid of Everyman - I guess the word to describe this music is Marian.
		A melodrama is simply music to accompany the recitation of a poem - a natural thing to do if you ask me. Published only in 1994, this quiet melancholic piece is meant to "atmospherise" a combined poem by the Swedish poet Anna Maria Lenngren (1754-1817) and Finnish Zachris Topelius (1818-1898).
	inkpot.com /classical/sibeveryman.html (1714 words)

	Parlor Songs MIDI Collection December 1999 Featured Covers
		But he also fell in love with the developing musical heritage of Hawaii and collaborated with the Royal Family, many of whom by now had become avid musicians in their own right and other Hawaiian musicians.
		As you might guess with much of the music written or arraigned by a Prussian Band Master, there were a lot of marches and waltzes written during that time in Hawaiian music.
		In 1916 if you heard music, it was a generally a live performance not a recording or a radio broadcast.
	www.parlorsongs.com /issues/1999-12/dec99feature.asp (1608 words)

	Japan-in-America: Music
		Japan figured quite frequently as a subject and inspiration for different types of popular music in early twentieth century America--compositions for solo piano, novelty songs, popular ballads, marches, and fox trots, even an occasional tango.
		This was music written to be performed by professional enertainers as well as by amateurs, and it found its way into countless parlors and community halls.
		Sometimes the "Japanese" quality of this music was limited to little more than a reference to "geisha" or to "Tokio" in the title or in the lyrics.
	www.indiana.edu /~jia1915/music.html (180 words)

	Antique Phonograph Music Program: Playlist for December 5, 2006
		Antique Phonograph Music Program is also available as a podcast.
		For more info on how to have the MP3 archives of Antique Phonograph Music Program delivered automatically to your computer and/or MP3 player, visit our Podcast Central page.
		All artists played by Antique Phonograph Music Program
	www.wfmu.org /playlists/shows/21306 (76 words)

	Music : All Items on Ruby Lane
		Musical, music theme - A total of three extra large circular charms measuring 1-1/2" inches in diameter, two of which show musical instruments, banjo...
		This sheet music song is called “They’ll Be Mighty Proud in Dixie of Their Old Black Joe”, and was written by Harry Carroll, who performed it at the Palace Theatre in New York.
		This sheet music piano piece is called “Memories of the South”, and is a compilation of tunes with a Southern origin, such as “Old Black Joe”, “My Old Kentucky Home”, “Old Zip Coon” and others.
	search.rubylane.com /search/,id=52,page=58.html (1618 words)

	GEORGE BUTTERWORTH, COMPOSER: His Life & Music: a Brief Overview
		His melodic material is frequently reminiscent of English folksong, and the music is predominantly peaceful, soft, and slow, but not without undercurrents of melancholy or angst.
		Some have derisively referred to this style of music as the “cow pat” school, claiming it’s like a musical depiction of a cow standing in a pasture looking over a fence.
		The impassioned climax in its central section is flanked by pastoral music not untouched by darkness.
	www.geocities.com /hansenk69/butterworth.html (393 words)

	Parlor Songs MIDI Collection December 1999 Featured Covers
		But he also fell in love with the developing musical heritage of Hawaii and collaborated with the Royal Family, many of whom by now had become avid musicians in their own right and other Hawaiian musicians.
		As you might guess with much of the music written or arraigned by a Prussian Band Master, there were a lot of marches and waltzes written during that time in Hawaiian music.
		In 1916 if you heard music, it was a generally a live performance not a recording or a radio broadcast.
	parlorsongs.com /issues/1999-12/dec99feature.asp (1608 words)

	Collectible and Antique Music and Musical Instruments, Sheet Music on CYBERATTIC.
		Words: LW Gilbert Music: C Morgan It is in fair condition with edge wear, edge tears, taped spine.
		Words: AH Eastman Music: F Heltman This piece is in poor condition with edge tears, side split, inside taped spine, etc. Free Shipping.
		The music is a Easter Cantata for Bass, Two Violins, Cello or Bassoon and Organ.
	www.cyberattic.com /directory/Music_and_Musical_Instruments:Sheet_Music780.html (1147 words)

	The Sounds and Music of Palisades Amusement Park
		The words and music were written by songwriter Gladys Shelley and was sung by Steve Clayton.
		The words and music were written by songwriter Gladys Shelley.
		The words were written by Gladys Shelley; the music written by Irving Gellers and Otis Spencer.
	www.palisadespark.com /sounds.htm (577 words)

	Henri Dutilleux Biography - famous Henri Dutilleux Classical collection and Henri Dutilleux Music Reviews. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The French composer Henri Dutilleux, although individual in his approach, nevertheless follows the traditions of Ravel and Debussy, seeking clarity and economy in his musical language and an enjoyment of varied timbres.
		In his two symphonies Dutilleux explores novel combinations of sound, in the first contrasting groups and single instruments and in the second dividing the orchestra into a smaller chamber group, separate from the larger body.
		Similar qualities are to be heard in the chamber music of Dutilleux, with its idiomatic use of wind instruments, and in the string quartet of 1976, Thus the Night.
	www.naxos.com /composerinfo/2439.htm (199 words)

	MusicalNirvana - Semmengudi Srinivasa Iyer (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Semmangudi's first music recital was in 1926 at the Kumbakonam Nageswaraswami temple.
		Among his rare distinctions is the great qualitative contribution he has made to the development of M.S. Subbulakshmi's transporting music, and the fact that she acknowledges him as her guru.
		Also his joining the Sri Swati Tirunal College of Music, Trivandrum, to edit and make ready for publication the kritis of Maharaja Swati Tirunal which turned out to be a milestone in the history of South Indian music,as, More and more of Swati Tirunal's songs came to be sung in concerts from then on.
	www.musicalnirvana.com /carnatic/shemmangudi.html (393 words)

	GoHastings.com Item Information
		Startlingly prolific, Reger rejected the innovations of Schoenberg and composed in a style that was born in Brahms and perfected by Bruckner.
		Reger turned his back on the composition of program music and remained faithful to the old forms, thus paying homage to a tradition dating back to old masters like Bach.
		This is a first-rate exploration of the music of a composer who deserves our admiration.
	www.gohastings.com /catalog/item/item.asp?prodid=36394441 (278 words)

	Musicstem: Dave Douglas - Keystone
		Focusing on his early works for the Keystone production company (1915-1916), the new music attempts to mirror the humor and drama, the tragedy and hilarity of Arbuckle's films and his life.
		Also included is "Just Another Murder", a music video for this Keystone track compiled and edited from the film "Fatty's Tin-Type Tangle", directed by Arbuckle in 1915.
		Purchase Meaning and Mystery and receive $2 off any Greenleaf Music title (Mountain Passages, Live at the Bimhuis, Live in Sweden, Keystone, or Kneebody) or select Arabesque albums (Leap of Faith, Magic Triangle).
	musicstem.com /album/86 (426 words)

	Dixieland, Black Woman on Cover - 1916 Sheet Music - 1091
		This sheet music was published in 1916 by Jerome H. Remick & Co. It is in fair condition with wear and tear around the edges, and the fold is completely separated.
		The sheet music is the older folio size of approximately 10-1/2 by 13-1/2 inches.
		This sheet music will be packaged with a backing board and plastic sleeve in a large bubble envelope, and shipped by first class mail, including postal insurance within the US.
	www.rubylane.com /shops/nowandthen/item/1091?yc=1 (285 words)

	William Presser - Tritone Press & Tenuto Publications
		He received music degrees from Alma College, University of Michigan (M.M. in violin), and the Eastman School of Music (Ph.D. in theory).
		Presser performed as violinist and violist in the San Francisco Symphony, Rochester Philharmonic, and other orchestras, and taught at colleges in six states, primarily the University of Mississippi in Hattiesburg where he served on the faculty from 1953 until his retirement in 1981.
		His chamber music for winds and brass are staples of the repertoire, appearing on many contest lists and college recitals.
	www.tritone-tenuto.com /presser.htm (203 words)

	Kids.Net.Au - Encyclopedia > 1916 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		February 21 - World War I: In France the Battle of Verdun begins
		March 6 - Sydney conservatorium of music in Australia accepts first students
		March 9 - Pancho Villa leads 1,500 Mexican raiders in an attack against Columbus, New Mexico, killing 17.
	www.kids.net.au /encyclopedia-wiki/19/1916 (602 words)

	Indiana University SLIS: Seminar in Music Librarianship (L631)
		“Classifying and cataloguing music in American libraries: a historical overview.” Cataloging and classification quarterly 35 (2003); 467-481.
		The MARC music format : from inception to publication.
		Cataloger's judgment : music cataloging questions and answers from the Music OCLC Users Group newsletter.
	library.music.indiana.edu /L631/2005/readings/cataloging.html (154 words)

	LA Weekly - Music - Lalo Guerrero, 1916-2005 - Skip Heller - The Essential Online Resource for Los Angeles
		One of the most prolific and beloved artists in California’s music history, singer-songwriter Edward “Lalo” Guerrero, died peacefully last week at a convalescent home in Rancho Mirage, not far from his Cathedral City house.
		Guerrero laid much of the groundwork for Mexican-American music with his 1940s trio, Los Carlistas, blending popular music from both sides of the border.
		Lalo said the old sheet music was “long gone,” but I locked myself in a room for two weeks, transcribing from scratchy old 78-rpm records.
	www.laweekly.com /music/music/lalo-guerrero-1916-2005/809 (410 words)

	What to Invent--Tele-Music (1916) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		An "industry" rivaling the moving picture business can be created when some genius perfects a means supplying telephone subscribers with all kinds of music from a brass band down to a violin concert.
		The requisites are that ten or 100,000 subscribers can listen in, all at the same time, without the sound weakening as more telephone lines are put in the circuit.
		The music should he heard loudly all over the room.
	earlyradiohistory.us /1916tele.htm (187 words)

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