Tin Pan Alley: A Musical Revue Of Popular Standards
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Happy Birthday, Irving Berlin OUPblog (blog) The thing that struck me, above all, is that Berlin wrote a lot of music for the theater that has never been published, mostly because it exceeded the bounds of Tin Pan Alley's conventional sheet music format. Meanwhile, the unpublished scripts allow ... |
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 Scotsman | Striking a chord: Musicians united by the ukelele Scotsman The ukulele, an instrument invented in Hawaii in the late 19th century and popularised by Tin Pan Alley musicians, may seem an odd choice for a hip Noughties schoolgirl. But then, for the last few years it has been undergoing a massive revival. |
