New York musical world, 1852-1860

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The New York Musical World contains an exceptionally rich repository of information about the musical life of the United States in the s. A continuation of The Message Bird (), The New York Musical World changed both its title and editor several times.

Get this from a library. The New York musical world, [David A Day; University of Maryland at College Park. 1852-1860 book Center for Studies in Nineteenth-Century Music.]. "A continuation of The message bird (), The New York Musical world first appeared on 4 September and, while changing its title several times continued weekly publication until 21 July when it united with the New York musical review and gazette to form the Musical Review and musical world."--P.

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