From Broadway to New York City’s beer gardens, popular songs written between the 1880s and 1930s ignited the American popular music industry. In the two-day symposium, “Sing Me That Song Again: The ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. The Tin Pan Alley American Popular Music Project in collaboration with the ...

Kelvin Smith Library’s parent and family weekend program, Tales from Tin Pan Alley: The Cover Story of Digital Sheet Music, offered the community an engaging opportunity to explore the Kulas Music ...

Get all the top news & discounts for Cabaret & beyond. The history of Tin Pan Alley will be addressed in remarks by noted authorities including author Ken Bloom, Columbia University historic ...

Igor Stravinsky’s fortunes had not kept pace with his fame. In the 37 years since he had written it, The Firebird had made a lot of money, but not for him. For one thing, as a Russian emigre, his ...

Tin Pan Alley, the Manhattan street where iconic songs like Take Me Out to the Ball Game and God Bless America were first published, has been given historic status. The Cityʼs Landmarks Preservation ...

At a recent book release event in Manhattan, author Michael Garber spotlighted the overlooked contributions of women in early American popular music. His new book, Songs She Wrote: Forty Hits by ...

While both pump organs and Tin Pan Alley music may be out of fashion on their own, combined they’re quite a show. It sounds like a church organ, but it’s actually a pump organ, once common in churches ...

From the late 19th century into the 20th century, an area of New York City nicknamed Tin Pan Alley was the heart of the American popular music scene. In this hotbed of creativity, singing sisters ...

A free, outdoor public concert will take place tomorrow at the Flatiron North Plaza on 23 rd Street and Broadway in New York from noon to 4:00 p.m. The event will feature over two dozen leading ...