American Music - articles

Anderson, Gillian B. "Putting the Experience of the World at the Nation's 
Command: Music at the Library of Congress, 1800-1917." JAMS 42 (1989): 
108-49.

Anderson, Gillian B. "Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge." In Notable American 
Women: The Modern Period, A Biographical Dictionary. Ed. by Barbara 
Sicherman and Carol Hurd Green, 160-62. Cambridge, MA: 1980.

Crawford, Richard. "A Historian's Introduction to Early American Music." 
Proceedings of the American Antiquarian Society 89. 1979.

Crawford, Richard. "American Music and Its Two Written Traditions." 
Fontes Artis Musicae 31 (1984): 79-84.

Crawford, Richard. "Amerigrove's Pedigree." CMS Symposium 27 (1987): 
172-86.

Crawford, Richard. "Sonneck and American Musical Historiography." In 
Essays in Musicology:  A Tribute to Alvin Johnson, ed. by Lewis Lockwood 
and Edward Roesner. N.p., 1990.

Crawford, Richard. "Tracking Vernacular Music ... across the Great Divide." 
In Music Librarianship in America, ed by Michael Ochs. Harvard Library 
Bulletin, n.s. 2 (1991): 92-99.

Crawford, Richard and D. W. Krummel. "Early American Music Printing and 
Publishing. In Printing and Society in Early America, ed by Wm. J. Joyce et 
al; Worchester MA: 1983.

Farwell, Arthur. "Toward American Music," OUT WEST (1904): 454-58.

Fry, Stephen M. "Tyrannosarus Rex of Lex(icography): A Memorial for 
Nicolas Slonimsky." Sonneck Society Bulletin. (22/1, Sp. '96). pp 12-13.

Gilman, Lawrence. "New American Music," HARPER'S WEEKLY 47 (1903),
1658.
Philip Hale's comment "to cover mediocrity with a cloak of patriotism" is
referred to in this article, but I'm not sure that he gives its source.  Arthur 
Farwell, in turn refers to Gilman's quoting of it in "Toward American Music."

Hamm, Charles. "Some Fugitive Thoughts on the Historiography of Music." 
In Essays in Musicology: A Tribute to Alvin Johnson, ed. by Lewis Lockwood 
and Edward Roesner. N.p. 1990.

Hansen, Chadwick. "Jenny's Toe Revisited: White Responses to Afro-
American Shaking Dances." AMERICAN MUSIC vol. 5, no. 1 (Spring
1987), pp. 1-19.

Hollinger, David A. "The Canon and its Keepers: Modernism and Mid-
Twentieth-Century American Intellectuals." in Hollinger, In the American 
Province: Studies in the History and Historiography of Ideas. (Bloomington: 
1985.)

Lowens, Irving. "Daniel Read's World: The Letters of an Early American 
Composer." Notes 9 (1951-52): 233-48.

Stevenson, Robert. "American Musical Scholarship: Parker to Thayer."
Nineteenth-Century Music 1 (1977-78): 191-210.

Stevenson, Robert. "America's First Black Music Historian" (James 
Monroe Trotter.) JAMS 26 (1973): 383-404.

Stevenson, Robert. "English Sources for Indian Music Until 1882." 
Ethnomusicology 17 (1973): 399-442.

Stevenson, Robert. "Philosophies of American Music History: A Lecture 
Delivered in the Whittall Pavilion of the Library of Congress, January 9, 
1969. Wash. DC: 1970.

Stevenson, Robert. "Written Sources for Indian Music until 1882." 
Ethnomusicology 17 (1973): 1-40.

Stoner, Thomas. "'The New Gospel of Music': Arthur Farwell's Vision of 
Democratic Music in America." American Music 9 (1991): 183-208.

Strunk, W. Oliver. "State and Resources of Musicology in the United 
States." American Council of Learned Societies, Bulletin, No. 19 (1932).

Tucker, Mark. "On 'Toodle-oo,' 'Todalo,' and Jenny's Toe." AMERICAN 
MUSIC vol. 6, no. 1 (Spring 1988), pp. 88-91.

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