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Catalogue of the Stearns Collection of Musical Instruments, 1918
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1HAMMERICK, ANGUS.
2Das musikhistoriche museum zu Kopenhagen. Beschreibender katalog. Kopenhagen, 1911.
4*HART, GEORGE.
5The violin, its famous makers and their imitators. London, 1887.
6——— The violin and its music. London, 1881.
8HAWKINS, JOHN.
9History of music. 5 vols. London, 1776.
10Edition of 1875, 2 vols.
11Its chief value lies in the numerous excerpts (translations) from early works.
13HELMHOLTZ, HERMANN.
14The sensations of tone as a physiological basis for the theory of music (translation by Alexander J. Ellis). London, 1875.
16*HENDERSON, WILLIAM JAMES.
17The orchestra and orchestral music. New York, 1899.
19HERON-ALLEN, EDWARD.
20De fidiculis bibliographia. 2 vols.
22HILL, ARTHUR GEORGE.
23The organ cases and organs of the middle ages and the renaissance. London, 1883.
25HIPKINS, ALFRED JAMES.
26Guide to loan collection of musical instruments. London, 1885.
27——— History of the pianoforte. London, 1896.
28——— Musical instruments. Edinburgh, 1888.
29——— International inventions exhibition, 1885.
30——— Pianofortes, John Broadwood and Sons, London, 1885.
31——— See Brown.
33HOPKINS, EDWARD JOHN, and RIMBAULT, EDWARD FRANCIS.
34The organ. London, 1865.
36HORNBOSTEL, ERICH M. von.
37Phonographierte tunesische melodien.
38Sammelbände der internationalen musikgesellschaft. Hft. 1, p. 1, ff. Leipzig, 1906.
40HOTCHKISS, JUSTUS S.
41Bells. New Haven, 1889.
43HOWARD, ALBERT ANDREW.
44The aulos, or tibia. Boston, 1893.
45——— The mouth-piece of the aulos. Boston, 1899.
46Both articles are in the Harvard studies in classical philology.
48INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL SOCIETY. (Quarterly and monthly.)
49Leipzig, 1899-1914.
51JAN. KARL van.
52Die griechischen saiteninstrumente. Leipzig, 1882.
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