Volume 53: Music in Colonial Massachusetts, 1630–1820: Music in Public Places
- Foreword
- frederick s. allis, jr.
- Introduction
- barbara lambert
- List of Figures
- Selected American Country Dances and Their English Sources
- joy van cleef and kate van winkle keller
- Checklist of Eighteenth-Century Dance Manuscripts in America
- Bibliography of Illustrated Material
- Military Music of Colonial Boston
- raoul françois camus
- Songs to Cultivate the Sensations of Freedom
- arthur f. schrader
- Broadsides and Their Music in Colonial America
- carleton sprague smith
- Appendices
- A. Commentary on the Tunes
- israel j. katz
- B. Programs of Two Concerts
- A concert of music performed in eighteenth-century Massachusetts
- Directed by David McKay and
- Daniel Pinkham, at Faneuil Hall,
- Dock Square, Boston, May 17, 1973
- A concert of music performed in seventeenth-century Massachusetts and in the churches in the eighteenth century
- Directed by Daniel Pinkham, at King’s Chapel, Tremont at School Streets, Boston, May 18, 1973
- Indices
- A. Source Index for Figures
- B. General Index

Publications of The Colonial Society of Massachusetts Volume 53

MUSIC in COLONIAL MASSACHUSETTS 1630–1820

I: Music in Public Places

A CONFERENCE HELD BY THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS MAY 17 AND 18, 1973

The Colonial Society of Massachusetts Boston · 1980

Distributed by The University Press of Virginia

COPYRIGHT © 1980 THE COLONIAL SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS CATALOGUE CARD NUMBER 80–66188

printed from the income of the sarah louise edes fund

Frontispiece illustrations from figure 74 (top) and

Drum Book of Benjamin Clark, 1797 (courtesy of Massachusetts Historical Society)