This article is one of a series of five by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the United States from the late eighteenth to the early twentieth century. Written between 1977 and 1994, these articles first appeared in early issues of the GFA’s magazine Soundboard. They are reprinted here in tribute to Danner’s pioneering contribution to guitar research and to bring them to the attention of a new generation of scholars. The author has generously provided a newly written introduction to the series. Below are links to each article in the series: Introduction How I Got into This: Toward a Social History of the Guitar in America [2021] Articles Notes on Some Early-American Guitar Concerts [1977] A Noteworthy Early-American Guitar Tre...
This article addresses the considerations and decisions that underlie a new critical edition of Sor’...
A review of Nineteenth-Century Guitar Songs: An Idiosyncratic Survey, by Ian Gammie
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This article is one of a series of five by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the United S...
An introduction to a series of five articles by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the Uni...
This article is one of a series of five by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the United S...
In the first decades of the nineteenth century, playing music outdoors became a popular trend in Eur...
This article was originally copublished online with the author\u27s article, Guitar Music in Collec...
Conceived as instructional material for the guitar students at Marshall University (or anyone intere...
An introduction to the aims and scope of this new scholarly journal of the guitar, and an introducti...
In early May, 2015, there was a biennial gathering of guitar history enthusiasts and scholars at the...
Most modern histories of the classical guitar are devoted to solo playing. They therefore forego a d...
This article explores the first decade of classical guitar-making in Britain (1948 – 1957) and discu...
Napoleon Coste: Composer and Guitarist in the Musical Life of 19th-Century Paris, by Van Vliet, Ari ...
RILM abstract: Discusses the four-course guitar from the 15th to the 17th c., the five-course guitar...
This article addresses the considerations and decisions that underlie a new critical edition of Sor’...
A review of Nineteenth-Century Guitar Songs: An Idiosyncratic Survey, by Ian Gammie
Sparks discusses the various problems and conventions in guitar Performance through the nineteenth a...
This article is one of a series of five by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the United S...
An introduction to a series of five articles by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the Uni...
This article is one of a series of five by Peter Danner on the history of the guitar in the United S...
In the first decades of the nineteenth century, playing music outdoors became a popular trend in Eur...
This article was originally copublished online with the author\u27s article, Guitar Music in Collec...
Conceived as instructional material for the guitar students at Marshall University (or anyone intere...
An introduction to the aims and scope of this new scholarly journal of the guitar, and an introducti...
In early May, 2015, there was a biennial gathering of guitar history enthusiasts and scholars at the...
Most modern histories of the classical guitar are devoted to solo playing. They therefore forego a d...
This article explores the first decade of classical guitar-making in Britain (1948 – 1957) and discu...
Napoleon Coste: Composer and Guitarist in the Musical Life of 19th-Century Paris, by Van Vliet, Ari ...
RILM abstract: Discusses the four-course guitar from the 15th to the 17th c., the five-course guitar...
This article addresses the considerations and decisions that underlie a new critical edition of Sor’...
A review of Nineteenth-Century Guitar Songs: An Idiosyncratic Survey, by Ian Gammie
Sparks discusses the various problems and conventions in guitar Performance through the nineteenth a...