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• The musical amateur; a book on the human side of musicRobert Haven Schauffler
• The musician's year bookMargaret Reintzel
• Shakespeare and music; with illustrations from the music of the 16th and 17th centuriesEdward W. Naylor
• Cyclopedia of music and musiciansJohn Denison Champlin
• A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1880) by eminent writers, English and foreignGeorge Grove
• A dictionary of music and musicians (A. D. 1450-1889) by eminent writers, English and foreign. With illustrations and woodcutsGeorge Grove
• Music and musiciansAlbert Lavignac
• Pronouncing dictionary and condensed encyclopedia of musical terms, instruments, composers, and important worksW. S. B. Mathews
• Dictionary of music, by Dr. Hugo Riemann; translation by J. S. ShedlockHugo Riemann
• Musical masterworks; the encyclopedia of musical masterpiecesDavid Ewen
• British music publishers, printers and engravers : London, provincial, Scottish, and Irish, from Queen Elizabeth's reign to George the FourtFrank Kidson
• A dictionary of musical terms. Containing upwards of 9,000 English, French, German, Italian, Latin and Greek words and phrases used in the aTheodore Baker
• Elson's music dictionary; containing the definition and pronunciation of such terms and signs as are used in modern music; together with a lLouis Charles Elson
• Stainer and Barrett's dictionary of musical termsJohn Stainer
• A universal dictionary of musical terms; taken in part from Dr. Weber's vocabulary of Italian words and phrases, but chiefly furnished from James F. Warner
• Music; how it came to be what it isHannah Smith
• Mediæval music : an historical sketchRobert Charles Hope
• The art of musicC. Hubert H. Parry
• A treatise on Byzantine music, by the Very Rev. S. G. HatherlyStephen G. Hatherly
• This modern musicJohn Tasker Howard
• Annals of music in America; a chronological record of significant musical events, from 1640 to the present day, with comments on the variousHenry Charles Lahee
• A survey of music in AmericaO. G. Sonneck
• Review of the New York musical season 1885-1886 [-1889-1890], containing programmes of noteworthy occurrences, with numerous criticismsHenry Edward Krehbiel
• New York's first music weekC. M. Tremaine
• Musical EnglandWilliam Johnson Galloway
• The great composers, or Stories of the lives of eminent musiciansC E Bourne
• The world of musicAnna de Brémont
• Modern composers of Europe : being an account of the most recent musical progress in the various European nations, with some notes on their Arthur Elson
• Great musical composers : German, French and Italian]George T. b. 1840 Ferris
• Masters of German musicJ. A. Fuller-Maitland
• Master musicians; a book for players, singers & listenersJ. Cuthbert Hadden
• Mezzotints in modern music; Brahms, Tschaïkowsky, Chopin, Richard Strauss, Liszt, and WagnerJames Huneker
• Mezzotints in modern music; Brahms, Tschaïkowsky, Chopin, Richard Strauss, Liszt and WagnerJames Huneker
• Musical composers and their works; : for the use of schools and students in musicSarah Tytler
• A musical tour through the land of the pastRomain Rolland
• Masters of English musicCharles Willeby
• An evening of music of the colonial periodNational Society of the Colonial Dames of America. Committee on historical research
• Palestrina, savior of church musicCharles Angoff
• Musical memories, by Camille Saint-Saëns; tr. by Edwin Gile RichCamille Saint-Saëns
• Music and musicians, Essays and criticismsRobert Schumann
• Little journeys to the homes of great musicians. VerdiElbert Hubbard
• Richard Wagner and the style of the music-dramaWilbur Fiske Stone
• Edward Hodges, doctor in music of Sydney Sussex College, Cambridge; organist ... Bristol, England, 1819-1838; organist and director in TriniFaustina Hasse Hodges
• Paderewski and his artHenry T. Finck
• Marchesi and music. Passages from the life of a famous singing-teacherMathilde Marchesi
• Memories of a musical careerClara Kathleen Rogers
• America's musical inheritance; memories and reminiscencesAnna Eugénie Schoen-René
• Nelson Perley Coffin, great man of music, 1873-1923Joseph Martin Priaulx
• Everything known in music; a souvenir of the new home of the world's foremost music house, with a brief comment on the instruments of the orLyon & Healy
• A new & original work for musical students, curiosities of the key-board & the staff; or, The staff notation shown to be upon a scientific bAlfred Rhodes
• The notation of polyphonic music, 900-1600Willi Apel
• The natural method of writing music, with some familiar pieces written in the natural notationLevi Orser
• Musical instruments and their homes, by Mary E. Brown and Wm. Adams Brown; with two hundred and seventy illustrations in pen and ink by Wm. Mary Elizabeth Adams Brown
• An outline of the structure of the pipe organ, designed for the general information of organists, church committees, and musical students. BWilliam Horatio Clarke
• The story of organ musicC. F. Abdy Williams
• "Faust" in music, volume one. The Faust-theme in dramatic music; a study of the operas, music-dramas and cantatas in the Faust-theme. By CoiCoit Roscoe Hoechst
• The English cathedral service, its glory,--its decline, and its designed extinctionEdward Taylor
• The choral service, the liturgical music for morning and evening prayer, the litany, and the holy communion, according to the use of the ProEpiscopal Church. Joint Commission on Church Music
• The music and hymnody of the Methodist hymnalCarl F Price
• Music and menAugustus D Zanzig