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Ayars, Contributions to the Art of Music in America by the Music Industries of Boston (1937) — the Squier, Farley, Rettberg, Rockwell and Elias Howe matter, 1937
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1January 1901. Musical Record & Review.
2This was edited by Thomas Tapper for two years. Then The Musician was purchased from the Hatch Music Company of Philadelphia and combined with Musical Record while the Review was dropped.
4November 1903. Musical Record combined with The Musician.
5This was edited by Mr. Tapper till August 1907 when he was succeeded by Mr. W. J. Baltzell who conducted the magazine till Dec. 31, 1918. In 1919 the Henderson Publications of New York took over this monthly and in May 1922 it passed into the hands of Paul Kempf. In 1935 it was sold and the present publisher is Eugene Belier. The editor is Nicholas de Vore.
7Around 1883. Vol. 1—No. 4 & 5 was February & March 1883. The Apollo.9
8Supposedly a musical monthly, it was called a journal of music, literature and art edited by T. D. Tooker, A.M. Price $1. per year, single copy 10c. The double number 4 & 5 states the aims of the new Whipple Music Co., its publisher—to publish in this journal copyright music for pianoforte in combination with cornet, violin, or voice, and the articles were to be prepared with special reference to usefulness for bands, orchestras, musical societies, teachers and scholars.
10January 1880-1891. The Musical Herald. Vol. 1-13. Vol. 14 to November 1898 published in Chicago. The Musical Herald starting with Vol. 10 entitled Boston Musical Herald. Beginning with Vol. 14 entitled The Musical Herald of the United States.
11A monthly music review which "appeals to the public purely on its merits as an educational journal." The first editors were William Apthorp, Louis C. Elson, Luther L. Holden, Francis H. Jenks, S. Bren- ton Whitney, and managing editor Eben Tourjée. This was published by the Musical Herald Company, Music Hall. Price $1.50 per annum. In Chicago it was edited by George H. Wilson, but the publisher is not stated. Price $1.00 per year, single copies 10 cents. It contained articles on music, correspondence, criticism of new publications, reviews of concerts, etc., advertising and some vocal and pianoforte music.
13January (?) 1887-?. Trifet's Monthly Galaxy of Music.
14"A magazine of vocal and instrumental music for the masses" copyrighted and published by F. Trifet, [address hidden], Boston.
169 This journal is not listed in the Union List of Serials so exact beginning and closing dates and numbers of issues are not obtainable.
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