FAMOUS AMERICAN COMPOSERS

RUPERT HUGHES

1900


PUBLICATION NOTE, NOVEMBER, 2006


This rare book has been scanned and digitally transcribed by Gerald Davidson from an original copy, printed in 1906. There are no restrictions on copying or use of material contained herein. However users are asked to cite both the original Famous American Composers, by Rupert Hughes, L.C. Page & Co., Boston, 1900, and this transcription, by Gerald Davidson. Note also that some printings have apparently employed the title Contemporary American Composers.


I have tried to follow the orthography of the original, except in places where typographic corrections were necessary. The total number of pages is 456; individual page numbers are marked at the beginnings of paragraphs (Java Script must be enabled).


 


CONTENTS


FOREWORD

CHAPTER I. A GENERAL SURVEY

CHAPTER II. THE INNOVATORS

            Edward Alexander MacDowell

            Edgar Stillman Kelley

            Harvey Worthington Loomis

            Ethelbert Nevin

            John Philip Sousa

            Henry Schoenefeld

            Maurice Arnold

            N. Clifford Page

CHAPTER III., THE ACADEMICS

            John Knowles Paine

            Dudley Buck

            Horatio W. Parker

            Frank van der Stucken

            W.W. Gilchrist

            G.W. Chadwick

            Arthur Foote

            S.G. Pratt

            Henry K. Hadley

            Adolph M. Foerster

            Charles Crozat Converse

            L.A. Coerne

CHAPTER IV., THE COLONISTS

            The New York Colony

            The Boston Colony

            The Chicago Colony

            The Cleveland Colony

            The St. Louis Colony

CHAPTER V., THE WOMEN COMPOSERS

CHAPTER VI., THE FOREIGN COMPOSERS











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