IT is a fallacy to suppose that congregational music (which for a time was the chief music of America) began with Martin Luther.
An edition of The national music of America and its sources
(1899)
The National Music of America and Its Sources
by Louis Charles Elson
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History and criticism, Music, National music, National songs, American MusicPlaces
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The National Music of America and Its Sources
May 30, 2005, Kessinger Publishing
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The national music of America and its sources.
1974, Gale Research Co.
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The national music of America and its sources
1970, L.C. Page and Company (incorporated)
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