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Music in American LifeONLINE SPECIAL! 40% off Music in American Life titles through 2012 -- Use promo code MAL40. Music in American Life is a longstanding series that embodies the twin goals of documenting the place of music in American culture and the cultural life that gives rise to particular musical forms. Encompassing the broadest range of music, from classical through all forms of American vernacular music, the series welcomes a variety of approaches to the topic of music in American life, including monographs, biographies, memoirs, reference books, readers, and edited collections.
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Author: David C. PaulPub Date: May 2013 Locating representations of Ives within American cultural history learn more... |
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Author: Murphy Hicks HenryPub Date: June 2013 Untold and unsung stories of women in bluegrass learn more... |
Author: Edward P. ComentalePub Date: April 2013 Finding meaning in the clash of modern life and local, rural musical culture learn more... |
Author: James M. DoeringPub Date: March 2013 The powerful music manager behind world-class orchestras and virtuoso artists in the early twentieth century learn more... |
Author: Craig HavighurstPub Date: Cloth: 2007; Paper: April 2013 How WSM put Nashville on the map of American entertainment learn more... |
Author: Michael F. ScullyPub Date: Cloth: 2008; Paper: February 2013 A ground-breaking history of the American folk music revival learn more... |
Author: Mary Sue WelshPub Date: February 2013 Breaking the gender barrier inside a world-class orchestra learn more... |
Author: John CapsPub Date: March 2012 A superstar of film scoring, from The Pink Panther to "Moon River" learn more... |
Author: Diane DiekmanPub Date: Cloth: 2007; Paper: February 2012 A guts and glory biography of honky-tonk great Faron Young learn more... |
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Music in American Life is a longstanding series that embodies the twin goals of documenting the place of music in American culture and the cultural life that gives rise to particular musical forms. Encompassing the broadest range of music, from classical through all forms of American vernacular music, the series welcomes a variety of approaches to the topic of music in American life, including monographs, biographies, memoirs, reference books, readers, and edited collections.









