Search Results - "World War I"

Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition: Songs of World Wars I & II by Lewis, Sam M., Berlin, Irving, 1888-1989, Breuer, Ernest, Bryan, Alfred, Cohan, George M., Coots, J. Fred, Dubin, Al, Evans, Redd, Friend, Cliff, Johnson, Willie, Leslie, Edgar, Lewis, Sam M., Loesser, Frank, McCarron, Charles, McHugh, Jimmy, McKinley, Ray, Meyer, George W., Piantadosi, Al, Powell, Mel, 1923-1998, Robin, Leo, Schwartz, Jean, Tobias, Charles, Vincent, Nat, Wallace, Oliver, Warren, Harry, Young, Joe

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The long fuse : an interpretation of the origins of World War I / by Lafore, Laurence Davis

“…Interpretation of the origins of World War I…”

War news in India : the Punjabi press during World War I /

The banquet years : the origins of the avant-garde in France, 1885 to World War I / by Shattuck, Roger

The Karl Muck scandal : classical music and xenophobia in World War I America / by Burrage, Melissa D., 1962-

“…Classical music and xenophobia in World War I America…”

Pietro Mascagni and his operas by Mallach, Alan

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Italian Futurism 1909-1944 : reconstructing the universe

Table of Contents: “…Futurism and Italian intervention in World War I /…”
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Let nobody turn us around : voices of resistance, reform, and renewal ; an African American anthology

Table of Contents: “…Black conflict over World War I:…”
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Sound diplomacy : music and emotions in transatlantic relations, 1850-1920 by Gienow-Hecht, Jessica C. E., 1964-

Table of Contents: “…Transatlantic cultural relations before World War I -- Music, magic, and emotions -- The houseguests : rooted cosmopolitans -- American hosts -- Love affairs : audiences and programs -- Musical patriotism and the fear of Europe -- Facing the music in World War I.…”
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Twentieth-century piano music by Burge, David, 1930-2013

Table of Contents: “…From 1900 to the end of World War I -- Between the two world wars -- The postwar period -- The 1970s and 1980s.…”
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The New Grove Second Viennese school : Schoenberg, Webern, Berg by Neighbour, O. W. (Oliver Wray)

Table of Contents: “…Arnold Schoenberg -- Life -- 1874-1914 -- World war I and after -- America -- Personality and beliefs -- Works -- Early tonal works -- Expressionist works -- Serial and tonal works 1920-36 -- Later works -- Anton Webern -- Life -- Towards atonal concision 1899-1914 -- Towards serialism 1914-27 -- Serial works 1927-45 -- Instrumental works 1927-40 -- Songs and cantatas 1929-45 -- Style and ideas -- Style -- Ideas -- Alban Berg -- Early years and first works -- Opp.4-6 and World War I -- 'Wozzeck' -- The 'Lyric suite' period -- 'Lulu' -- Last years.…”

The life of Richard Strauss by Jefferson, Alan

Table of Contents: “…Early years and growing up -- Meiningen, Munich and Weimar -- Marriage and Munich -- The great opera composer -- From Rosenkavalier to World War I -- Frau ohne Schatten and Vienna -- From Intermezzo to the Third Reich -- Wartime repressions and evensong…”
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An American music : the search for an American musical identity by Tischler, Barbara L., 1949-

Table of Contents: “…Perceptions of concert music in the United States -- Celebrations of national power: American ideals set to European music -- World War I and the challenge of 100% Americanism -- Modernists in search of an audience -- The national government and national music -- Lectern and silver screen: American modernism and its audience.…”
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Our musicals, ourselves : a social history of the American musical theater by Jones, John Bush

Table of Contents: “…Patriotism, xenophobia, and World War I -- The musicals of the roaring twenties -- Coping with Depression -- World War II and the Rodgers and Hammerstein years -- From isolationism to idealism in the Cold War years -- Black and Jewish musicals since the 1960s -- Issue-driven musicals of the turbulent years -- Fragmented society, fragmented musicals -- A recycled culture, nostalgia, and spectacle -- New voices, new perspectives.…”

Our musicals, ourselves : a social history of the American musical theater by Jones, John Bush

Table of Contents: “…Patriotism, xenophobia, and World War I -- The musicals of the roaring twenties -- Coping with Depression -- World War II and the Rodgers and Hammerstein years -- From isolationism to idealism in the Cold War years -- Black and Jewish musicals since the 1960s -- Issue-driven musicals of the turbulent years -- Fragmented society, fragmented musicals -- A recycled culture, nostalgia, and spectacle -- New voices, new perspectives.…”

My many years by Rubinstein, Artur, 1887-1982

Table of Contents: “…The promised land: Latin America and the end of World War I -- A second attempt in the United States and Mexican adventures -- Europe after the war and the gay twenties -- Marriage and the family -- A great oriental tour -- 1937: my longest tour and a triumphant return to the USA -- World War II, escape to Hollywood and my American citizenship -- Home again in Paris, more concert tours and recordings.…”

The Hebrew Orphan Asylum Band of New York City, 1874 -1941 : community, culture and opportunity by Shansky, Carol L.

Table of Contents: “…." -- "The band has rendered service on frequent occasions": World War I -- "That famous boys band": the 1920s-1930s -- "Our able and indefatigable music teacher ..." -- "We shall find many of our band boys playing in some of the symphony orchestras in a few years" -- "The best boys' band in the city would be heard no more" -- Appendix A: HOA Band repertoire -- Appendix B: Works of George Wiegand -- Appendix C: Works of Philip Egner.…”

American warriors songs for Indian veterans.

Table of Contents: “…War paint/Soldier boy (4:08) -- In the south the birds are flying (1:48) -- Lakota (Sioux) Little Bighorn victory songs (5:02) -- Carnegie War Mothers' Chapter (Kiowa) veterans songs (5:08) -- World War I & II (4:14) -- Canadian (Lakota) flag song (3:44) -- American (Lakota) flag song (4:01) -- Four Hochunk (Winnebago) service songs: Army (3:13) ; Navy (4:43) ; Marines (4:19) ; Air Force (3:04) -- Menominee Vietnam veterans song (7:12) -- Indian boys from Desert Storm (4:34).…”

Twentieth-century music : a history of musical style in modern Europe and America by Morgan, Robert P.

Table of Contents: “…Beyond tonality : from 1900 to World War I -- 1. The historical context : Europe at the turn of the century -- 2. …”

Steppin' on the blues : the visible rhythms of African American dance by Malone, Jacqui

Table of Contents: “…"Gimme de kneebone bent" : music and dance in Africa -- "Keep to the rhythm and you'll keep to life" : the style of African American vernacular dance -- Overture to vocal choreography : vernacular dance on "stage" (slavery 1950) -- "Let the punishment fit the crime" : the vocal choreography of Cholly Atkins -- The history of bands : from African rituals to New Orleans : second lines: the FAMU marching 100 : historical overview--colonial America to World War I -- The FAMU marching 100 : from ballpark bleachers to national TV -- African American secret societies : remebering the past and facing the future fraternities and sororities : "a way of remembering" -- Stepping : regeneration through dance in African American fraternities and sororities : regeneration through dance.…”