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The Quarterly Musical Magazine and Review
The
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The Musical Examiner
The Musical Tunes
The Musical
Standard
Musical World
Musical Journal
Musical Directory
Monthly
Musical Record
Musical Opinion
Dwight's Journal of Music
The Message
Bird
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Microfilm Collection).
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Data Bases and the Internet
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An inter-university
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London Database"
Brio (1999)
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Gilbert and Sullivan
Archive
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Public Domain Music (Benjamin Tubb)
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files)
by 19th-century popular composers.
The website:
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Women Song Composers: A Listing of Songs Published in
the United States and England
c. 1890—1930.
Compiled by Christopher Reynolds,
Department of Music, University of California, Davis
-- a searchable database
containing 5116 songs (and song sets and cycles) by 515 women composers active
in North America and England.
The information in the bibliography includes tide,
composer, poet, publisher, date and city of publication, and (for some of the
songs) also serial number.
The database can be accessed at:
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1921-22.
Ebel, Otto.
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Fuld, James J.
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Poladian, Sirvart.
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Redway, Virginia L.
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Sadie, Julie
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[Opera, Pleasure
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Sampson, Henry T.
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Sears, Minnie E.
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Senelick, Laurence, David F.
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Southern, Eileen.
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Stem, Susan.
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Scott has tried to ensure that the places of publication and publishers of the latest editions of books are given below, but in order to preserve an idea of publishing chronology, he also provides details of the original publications.
When the publisher remains the same as for the original publication, that publisher's name is not repeated.
Similarly, if the place of publication remains the same (though the publisher may differ), that location is not repeated.
Where there are intervening publishers between the original and latest editions, they are not cited.
Some work dealing with the eighteenth century has been cited where that seems to throw interesting light on developments in the succeeding century.
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