Phono Graph and Player Records and Concerts Review
A compact guide to maximizing use of Phono graph and player records, rolls, and orchestral concert pieces. It describes selecting favorite works and describes performance highlights, recording quality, and cataloging tips for singers and bands.
War era tunes shape American patriotic music
The article discusses how wartime songs from the Civil War era influenced national sentiment and identity. It notes melodies like The Battle Hymn of the Republic Dixie and Maryland My Maryland, their regional origins, and how such tunes, whether newly composed or adapted, became enduring patriotic anthems. It highlights music’s role in morale and wartime culture, with expert remarks on its strategic impact and emerging wartime melodies across America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Browne
Eame
Johnnie Wines
Georgia
North
Dixie
Maryland
South
Tannenbaur
John Brown
James 5. Greanfeaf
Stresa
Tipperary
Musie
Shiration
Music in business and the value of art in public life
A long critique extols music as a societal enhancer shaping vision, intelligence, creativity, and spirituality. It praises John Wanamaker for funding musical displays in New York and Philadelphia stores and describes elaborate concerts, organs, and educational aims tied to commerce and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wanamaker
New York
Philadelphia
Theo Cornet
Vin Hiplower
Peante
Amistes
Ale
Waranuler
Ster
Band Musicians Die Under Terrific Fire
A chaotic battle narrative describes gunfire and casualties among a band performing near a scene marked by violence. Initial confusion gives way to a report of wounded musicians and a dramatic sequence as combat continues. The piece ends with an advertisement line for Journal-Gazette Want Ads.
Ukelele Fever Sweeps Continent In Curious Tale
A satirical piece claims a “ukelele fever” has overtaken Europe and America, tracing a fictional contagion to Richard Walton Tully via a Hawaii manuscript. It mocks critics, discusses music politicking, and extols the instrument’s portability and haunting tone, noting a Columbia recording by the Columbia Stellar Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continent
Hicherd Walton Tully
Hawaii
Aqkintia
Army and Navy Calls and Other Military Bugle Record
The records list Army and Navy Calls and related bugle performances by Vincent Buono and others. It includes titles such as The New Records 1.3 8 Army and Navy Calls and My Own United States. Adeline Francie and Lucy Gates are among the named participants with various tunes and collaborations referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army and Navy
United States
A. Causette
Francis Macmiflen
Alpha O
Lucy Gates
Calico Ray
Ireland
My Shreland
Vernard Stiles
The
Bunnies of
Bunnyview Center
Adeline Francie
Littl
Sam Ashi
Happy Jaye Schottiachs
Hong Kone
Mawatian Gutterly
Fox
Tts
Uncle Bam
Whatty Woman
Angad
Columbia
Aloha
Columbia Stel+ CAUSERIE
Prairie Prairie Fur Quartette
Flower
Francis Macmil- Juanita
Noe Jen
Rano
Coliwmbia Stellar Barcarole
Francis Ua Rete
Macmillen
Vinfindst
Mike
Anna Wheaton
Ram Ash
Hong Kong
Brice & King
Vernon Stiles
Victor Herbert
Bilson
Charles Harrison
Columbia Records
Olumbia Grafonolas
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Cele Gay
aUjane
Comie Opere Ata
Victor
Perfor
Raymond Hitchcock
Montgomery and
Stone
Nora Hagen
George Coban
Je Wolf Hopper
Ako Iewin
Teany
Artata
Alwiya
Vietrons
Recorda
Tomar
Outfit
Mahopreny Oprook
Pha
Ful Teller
Packard Music House
Calhoun St
Iku
America
Victrola Department OF Service
Music IN Business
Dany Ayer
Bayer
Wwern
Wintis
Auth
Casha Eli Yi
Cheelaine Watt Ower
Peat Gani
Hee Omen
Betta
Fuller Pridy
Journal-Gazette
Packard
Columbia Grafonolas and Records
Bert Duesler
W. Berry Sv
Harry E Humphrey
Ensembie
Maxculina Voices
Columbia Atellar Quartet
the New Records
Pookard
July Records
Louie Gravenre
Darkey
Panaoes
Old Virginny
Francis Macmillen
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Louis Hoffman
Cincinnati
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