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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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1St. Peter's Church, Salem, Mass. organ, 142
2Saladino, C. & Sons, musical string makers, 264
3Samuels, E. A. band and orchestra music publisher, 7, 22
4Schatz, Henry, guitar and violin maker, 277, 306
5Schauffler, F. G. & Co. flute makers, 212, 266
6Schauffler & Leukhardt, flute makers and probably dealers, 266, 301
7Schindler, Hugo, musical string maker and inventor, 201
8Schindler, H. & Co., Inc. musical string makers, 264-5
9Schindler, Otto, founder of Otto Schindler & Co. 264
10Schindler, Otto & Co. musical string manufacturers, 264
11Schirmer, Ernest C. founder of E. C. Schirmer Music Co. 50
12Schirmer, E. C. Music Co. general music publishers, 50-3, 92, 97
13Schirmer, Gustave, Jr. publisher, founder of the Boston Music Company, 41, 42
14Schirmer, G., Inc. general music publishers, 41, 42
15Schleicher, J. & Hochstuhl, organs, 253
16Schlimper, Charles F. W. engraver, 91
17Schlimper, Frederick W. flute player and teacher and engraver, 91
18Schlimper, Henry, engraver, 91
19Schmidt, Arthur P. music dealer, 17, 26, 38, 69; music publisher, 38, 43, 84
20Schmidt, The Arthur P. Co. 24, 38-41, 93, 97
21Schultz, E. B. mandolin and guitar maker, 277
22Schultz, Henry F. violin and double bass maker and repairer, 205-6, 260; member of Robinson & Schultz, 205, 262
23Searles, Edward F. of Methuen Organ Company, 116, 156, 256
24Searles, Estate of, 205
25Serlo Hall for the Music Hall Organ, now Organ Hall, 156, 181, 294
26Shattuck, Burt E. player, member of Boston Ideal Banjo, Mandolin and Guitar Club, and teacher, 192, 228; head of Burt E. Shattuck & Co. 277; editor, 83
27Shattuck, Burt E. & Co. banjo makers, 277
28Shaw, Francis, pianoforte maker, 107; member of Mallet & Shaw, 105, 107
29Silva-Bet clarinet, 221
30Silver, Burdett and Company, educational music publishers, 59-65, 92; first publisher's summer school for training music supervisors, 63-5
31Silver, Edgar O. founder of above company, 59
32Simmons, W. B. D. & Co. organ builders, 158, 159-60
33Simmons & Fisher, organ builders, 158
34Simmons & McIntire, organ builders, 158
35Simmons & Willcox, organ builders, 144, 158-60
36Singenberger, Johannes B. composer and publisher of The Caecilia, 81
37Skinner, Ernest M. organ builder, 156, 165, 175, 179, 180, 181, 294; inventions of, 179, 180
38Skinner, Ernest M. Organ Company, 144, 175
39Skinner Organ Company, 163, 175, 176
40Small, William T. head of The John Worley Company, 97
41Smallman, E. E. member of Kimball, Smallman & Frazee, 181
42Smith, Dexter, music journal editor, publisher and owner, 80-1
43Smith, S. D. & Co. reed organ makers, 253
44Smith, S. D. & H. W. & Co. reed organ makers, 253, 292, 295
45Smith, W. Frank, member of White, Smith & Co. 35; of White, Smith & Perry, 35; of White-Smith Music Publishing Company, 35
46Smith American Organ & Piano Co. reed organ and pianoforte makers, 249, 253
47Smith American Piano Co. 253
48Squier, J. Bonaparte, violin maker, 198-200, 260
49Standard Band Instrument Company, brass instrument manufacturing dept. of Thompson & Odell, 226-7, 229, 268, 269, 304
50Stanhope Press—F. H. Gilson Company, music book printers, 97
51Stanley, Carlton F. violin maker, 210, 211
52Stanley, F. C. violin maker, 210, 211
53Stanley, L. R. connected with D. P. Gosline and then F. E. Whitney Co. successive concerns making the Boston Water Motor, 257
54Stanley Organ Blower, 257
55Star pianoforte, 248
56Steere, J. W. & Son, Organ Company, 176
57Steere & Turner, organ builders, 176
58Steere Organ Company, 175-6
59Steinert, Alexander, head of M. Steinert & Sons Company, Inc. 129, 282
60Steinert, Morris, founder of M. Steinert & Sons Company, 129, 130, 131; M. Steinert Collection of Keyed and Stringed Instruments, 131, 281, 283, 287, 291, 292, 293
61Steinert, Robert S. 129
62Steinert, Rudolph, 129, 130
63Steinert, M. & Sons Company, musical instrument dealers and pianoforte manufacturers, 129-31
64 Murphy, Jerome F. manager, 129
65 pianofortes of, 129, 130
66 Steinert Hall, 130
67 Steinway & Sons, first American dealer of, with exclusive franchise, 129
68 stores, 130
69 See also personal names beginning with Steinert
70Stereotyping process, 90
71Stevens, George, organ builder, 142, 146, 254, 256
72Stevens, George M. maker of tower clocks and Angelus chimes, 279
73Stevens, George M. & Co. 279
74Stevens, G. M. Co., Inc. 279
75Stevens, H. B. & Co. music publishers, 24
76Stevens, William, organ builder, 256; member of Stevens & Jewett, 256
77Stevens & Gayetty, organ builders, 142, 256
78Stevens & Jewett, 256
79Stewart, James, pianoforte maker, 108, 111; partner of Jonas Chickering, 108, 111; of John Osborn, 108
80Stoddard, Charles Fuller, inventor of first American reproducing pianoforte, 118, 119
81Stone, George Burt, drummer, drum maker, 230, 271; teacher and author, 76, 231; founder of George B. Stone & Son, Inc. 230
82Stone, George B. & Son, Inc. drum, drum sticks and accessories manufacturers and repairers, 230-1
83 Drum & Xylophone School, 231-2
84 patent of, 231
85 publishing, 76
86 See also personal names beginning with Stone
87Stone, George Lawrence, percussion player, 231
88Stoughton Musical Society, early director of, 5
89Stratton, George W. composer, musician, teacher, music dealer and publisher, 7, 19-21
90 music journal, 20, 80
91 operettas, 19, 20, 21
92Stratton Free Public Library and Art Gallery, 20-1
93 wholesale house, 19, 21-2, 208
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