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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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1McNeil, John E. pianoforte maker, 247
2McPhail, Andrew M. pianoforte maker, 248
3McPhail, Andrew M. & Co. pianoforte makers, 248
4McPhail, A. M. Piano Co. 248
5Maelzel, An early, 5
6Maelzel's Panharmonicon, 148, 150, 310
7Makepeace, Lysander O. violin maker, 300
8Mallet, Francis, musician and pioneer publisher, 8, 9, 147; his Repository—music store, 107; member of Graupner & Mallet, 9; of Mallet & Shaw, 105, 107
9Mallet & Shaw, pianoforte makers, 105, 107
10Manicke, Ernst, engraver, 93
11Manicke & Dellmuth, engravers, 93
12Mann, H. printers and publishers, 10
13Mann & Co. pioneer printers and publishers, 10
14Marquardt, George W. violin maker, 261
15Martino, Giuseppe (Joseph) violin maker and repairer, 209
16Marvin, Wendell P. pianoforte makers, 247
17Mason, Henry L. of Mason & Hamlin, 128, 135
18Mason & Hamlin Company, pianoforte manufacturers, 126-8, 243, 250 artists using their pianofortes, 128 inventions, 127-8 pianists introduced by them, 128 pipe organ manufacturing, 138, 295 reed organ manufacturing, 136-9, 252, [address hidden], 137, 138 concert hall, 138 instruments of, 137-8, 292 inventions, 137, [address hidden] organ, [address hidden], [address hidden] organ, 138
19Mason, Lowell, musician and teacher, 33, 54, 78, 110, 120, 135, 136, 151
20Mason, Luther Whiting, music supervisor and editor, 54, 55, 56, 59
21Mason & Risch, manufacturer of "The Vocation," 252
22Massachusetts Organ Co. reed organs, 252
23Matt, Lorenzo, pianoforte maker, 247
24Metcalf, P. B. head of Tracy Music Library, Inc. 77
25Methuen Organ Company, 156, 256
26Michell, Carlton C. organ builder, 165, 166, 254
27Miles & Thompson, music publishers, 26
28Miller, Gustavus A. pianoforte maker, 248
29Miller, Gustavus A. & Co. 248
30Miller, Henry F. musician and pianoforte maker, 124, 290
31Miller, Henry F. Piano Company, 124-5; concert halls, 125
32Millet, J. B. Co. publishers, 25, 92
33Missud, Jean, bandmaster and publisher, 74
34Mitchell, Dr. Albert G. music supervisor and editor, 33, 37
35Morris, Daniel, pianoforte maker, 249
36Motion picture pianists and organists, catalog for, 75
37Mozart organs (reed) and melodeons, 252
38Munroe, Francis & Parker, music store, 10
39Music appreciation records, only educational music publisher making, 57-8
40Music Hall Organ, Boston, and influence on American builders, 155-7, 294, 295
41Musical Herald Company, publishers, 82
42Musicians' Supply Company specialties, 208-9; stringed instrument dealers, 208; violin makers and repairers, 208-9
43National Summer School of Music of Ginn & Co. 58
44Nelson, Carl, of The Vega Co. 208, 229
45Nelson, Julius, of The Vega Co. 208, 229
46Nelson, William, of The Vega Co. 229
47Nevin, Ethelbert, first recognition of as a composer, 42-3
48New England Organ Co. reed organs, 252, 292
49New England Piano Co. 249, 253
50Newhall, Daniel B. pianoforte maker, 250; member of Wilkins & Newhall, 250
51Newton, Elbridge, of Ginn & Co. music editor, 56, 57, 58
52Nichols, M. O. reed organs, 253
53Nichols & Woods, reed organs, 253
54Nicolai, Edward F. drummer, 272; member of Nokes & Nicolai, 272
55Nokes, E. J. drummer and drum and banjo manufacturer, 272
56Nokes & Nicolai, drum and banjo manufacturers, 272, 275
57Nordstrom, G. V. organ builder in J. H. Willcox & Co. 160
58Oakes, W. H. printers and publishers, 12
59Oboette, 233
60Octavo catalog of sacred and secular songs, largest in U. S. 32
61Odell, Herbert F. musician and composer, 26, 230
62Odell, H. F. & Company, publishers, 26, 230; journal of—Crescendo—26, 84, 230
63Odell, Ira H. musician, music dealer and publisher, 22, 26; member of Thompson & Odell, 22
64Odell Edition, 230
65Oettinger, Adolph Joseph, musical instrument dealer, 208, 228; President of Musicians' Supply Company, 208
66Oettinger products, 208-9
67Offset process, 89
68Oliver, Freeman A. violin dealer, 261
69Orchestrator, invention of Ernest M. Skinner, 179-80
70Ordway, A. & J. P. music publishers, 12, 31
71Organ, first constructed in New England, 143
72Organ builder, first in New England, 141, 143
73Organette (Hutchings organ company product) 164
74Organist Journal, The, (Wm. Ashmall, publisher) 71
75Organs, earliest imported into New England, first (Brattle organ) 140-1, 293, 295 first in a Congregational Church in Boston, 141
76second (?) the Berkeley organ, 141
77third (?) Christ Church, Boston, 141-2
78Organs, other noted early, in New England—Christ Church, Cambridge, John Snetzler, builder, 144-6
79King's Chapel, Handel selected (?) organ, 143-4
80St. Peter's Church, Salem, John Clark builder or importer (?) 142
81Orguinettes (W. H. Johnson & Co.) reed organs, 252
82Orthotonic specialties, (John A. Gould & Sons) 204
83Osborn (Osborne), John, pianoforte maker, 107-8, 109, 111; instruments of, 290; partner of James Stewart, 108
84Palm, John A. guitar and mandolin maker, 276
85PanHarmonicon of Maelzel, 148, 150, 310
86Parish Choir, The, publications of Episcopal Church music, 69-70
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