Mark Tucker, Thelonious Monk, and "Misterioso" / Balance of power : music as art and social class in the late nineteenth century / Jeffery Taylor and Mark Tucker. From flatbush to fun home : the Broadway musical's "cozy cottage" trope / Jeffrey Magee ; Secular music in shape-notes / David Warren Steel -- Patronage. Love in a village and a new direction for musical theater in eighteenth-century America / Sterling E. Murray ; "We're marching to Zion" : Isaac Watts in America / Esther R. Crookshank ; Living in the (publishing) house of music: a short history of composer-driven independent publishing and distribution in the United States / Amy C. Beal ; American music goes to school : a point of view and a case in point / Mark Clague -- Identity. Bodies of music / Songs of Magic / Guthrie P. Ramsey Jr ; Defying boundaries and escaping stereotypes : African American entertainers in the late nineteenth century / Thomas L. Riis ; The "most distinctive and biggest benefit that Broadway has ever known" : producing, performing, and applauding across the color line in the twilight of the jazz age / Todd Decker ; Dialogue without words : identities and dichotomies in Copland's Piano quartet / Jennifer DeLapp-Birkett -- Ethnography. Ferruccio Busoni and the Indians' book / Tara Browner ; Fieldwork on the American campus / Joshua S. Duchan ; Authorship in the age of configurable music / Mark Katz -- Mark Tucker, Thelonious Monk, and "Misterioso" / Jeffery Taylor and Mark Tucker.
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