Symphony no. 4 in E flat "Romantic" / by Bruckner, Anton, 1824-1896

Capital of the world : a portrait of New York City in the Roaring Twenties / by Wallace, David (Journalist)

Table of Contents: “…Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano -- America's most famous madam: Polly Adler -- Queen of the nightclubs: Texas Guinan -- The birth of gossip journalism: Walter Winchell -- America's conflicted queen of vaudeville and comedy: Fanny Brice -- The rise of radio: David Sarnoff -- Dance: The charleston, the black bottom, and Martha Graham -- High Cs and high jinks: Classical music's biggest Scandal: Arturo Toscanini Geraldine Farrar -- Literature of the 1920s. …”
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A girl's life in New Orleans : the diary of Ella Grunewald, 1884-1886 / by Grunewald, Ella, 1867-1890

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Music: The New Encyclopedia of Southern Culutre Volume 12 /

Table of Contents: “…Black music -- Bluegrass -- Blues -- Cajun music -- Classical music and opera -- Country music -- Black dance -- Development of dance -- Folk music festivals -- Black gospel music -- White gospel music -- Hip-hop and rap -- Honky-tonk music -- Jazz -- Minstrelsy -- Música Tejana -- Music industry -- Protest music -- R&B -- Radio -- Ragtime -- Rockabilly -- Rock and roll -- Sacred harp -- Soul music -- Southern rock -- Spirituals -- Square dancing and clogging -- Western swing -- Zydeco -- Accordion -- Roy Acuff -- Alvin Ailey -- All-day singing -- Mose Allison -- Allman Brothers Band -- Louis Armstrong -- Arrested Development -- Austin City Limits -- Gene Autry -- DeFord Bailey -- Etta Baker -- Dewey Balfa -- Banjo -- Beach music -- Beale Street -- Sidney Bechet -- Blackwood Brothers -- Bobby "Blue" Bland -- Blues-singing women -- Buddy Bolden -- Garth Brooks -- James Brown -- Albert Brumley -- Jimmy Buffet -- Chester Arthur (Howlin' Wolf) Burnett -- R. …”