Musical odyssey of an American historian / "But a musician" : the importance of the underdog in musico-historical research : music professionalism in a small sixteenth-century Oxford college / Music, memory, and the people in selected British periodicals of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries / Music by the "celebrated Mozart" : a Philadelphia publishing tradition, 1794-1861 / Republican jazz? Symbolism, arts policy, and the New Right / Progressive ideals for the opera stage? / Padrone and Frederick S. Converse's The immigrants / Fictions of alien identities : cultural cross-dressing in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century opera / Judge Harsh blues : lynching, law, and order in the new south / Henry Purcell and the Universal Journal : the building of musical canon in the 1720's / "Dixie," "Battle hymn of the republic," and Civil War music in the history classroom / Multitrack model : cultural history and the interdisciplinary study of popular music / Response