Amendment to Communications act of 1934 (prohibiting radio and television stations from engaging in music publishing or recording business). Hearings, Eighty-fifth Congress, second session, on S. 2834. March 11-13, 19-20, April 15-17, May 6, 7, 20, 21, July 15, and 23, 1958.

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Guide to the manuscripts, autographs, charters, seals, illuminations and bindings exhibited in the Department of Manuscripts and in the Grenville library.

Edited by George F. Warner, keeper of mss.

Buch- und Musikalienhändler, Buch- und Musikaliendrucker nebst Notenstecher, nur die Musik betreffend,

"Das Verzeichnis schliesst wie mein Quellen-Lexikon mit der ersten Hälfte des 19. Jahrhunderts ab, also mit circa 1850."--Pref.

The material used in musical composition; a system of harmony designed originally for use in the English harmony classes of the conservatory of music at Stuttgart,

"Based upon the method of Prof. Dr. Immanuel Faisst."--Pref.

Report on the teaching of music in the public schools of Massachusetts to the Committee on music of the State board of education.

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Northern Ute music /

Based on field work 1914; 1916.

Music purchase behaviour : the effect of emotional loyalty on intention to purchase.

This paper explores the influence of emotional loyalty on music purchase behaviour. Specifically, it examines whether emotional attachment to an artist's music influences loyalty to that artist, and how emotional loyalty influences a consumer's decision to purchase music. Data collection involved fifteen semi-structured interviews with young (18-30) subjects recruited through non-probability convenience sampling. Findings show that consumers who are emotionally loyal to an artistes) are more inclined to purchase the music rather than download free of charge.