That Year in Music 1900
The year 1900 was a musical explosion: ragtime's infectious rhythms hit the stage with Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag, while blues and gospel laid the groundwork for future rock and...
That Year in Music 1900
The year 1900 was a musical explosion: ragtime's infectious rhythms hit the stage with Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag, while blues and gospel laid the groundwork for future rock and...
That Year in Music 1901
1901 was a year of musical evolution: ragtime surged with Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag, while British music halls thrived under stars like Harry Lauder.
That Year in Music 1901
1901 was a year of musical evolution: ragtime surged with Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag, while British music halls thrived under stars like Harry Lauder.
That Year in Music 1902
1902 was a year of musical transformation: Elgar’s The Music Makers enchanted Britain, while New Orleans jazz ignited American streets.
That Year in Music 1902
1902 was a year of musical transformation: Elgar’s The Music Makers enchanted Britain, while New Orleans jazz ignited American streets.
That Year in Music 1903
1903 brought innovation to music: Mahler's Symphony No. 6, W.C. Handy's Memphis Blues, vaudeville's charm, and groundbreaking recordings.
That Year in Music 1903
1903 brought innovation to music: Mahler's Symphony No. 6, W.C. Handy's Memphis Blues, vaudeville's charm, and groundbreaking recordings.
That Year in Music 1904
1904 saw Caruso’s La Bohème, folk gems, jazz pioneer Lester Young’s birth, and cultural revolutions shaping a vibrant musical landscape.
That Year in Music 1904
1904 saw Caruso’s La Bohème, folk gems, jazz pioneer Lester Young’s birth, and cultural revolutions shaping a vibrant musical landscape.
That Year in Music 1905
1905 struck a chord with Puccini’s timeless La Bohème, Mahler’s groundbreaking Symphony No. 5, and Joplin’s ragtime classic The Entertainer.
That Year in Music 1905
1905 struck a chord with Puccini’s timeless La Bohème, Mahler’s groundbreaking Symphony No. 5, and Joplin’s ragtime classic The Entertainer.
That Year in Music 1906
1906 brought Mahler’s bold Symphony No. 6 and Joplin’s lively The Chrysanthemum, while phonographs transformed music consumption forever—a pivotal year of innovation and charm.
That Year in Music 1906
1906 brought Mahler’s bold Symphony No. 6 and Joplin’s lively The Chrysanthemum, while phonographs transformed music consumption forever—a pivotal year of innovation and charm.
That Year in Music 1907
1907 hummed with musical innovation, from Britain’s Golden Favourites to the New Orleans Rhythm Kings’ jazz debut, setting the stage for timeless tunes.
That Year in Music 1907
1907 hummed with musical innovation, from Britain’s Golden Favourites to the New Orleans Rhythm Kings’ jazz debut, setting the stage for timeless tunes.
That Year in Music 1908
1908 brought diverse musical delights, from Vaughan Williams’ A Sea Symphony in Britain to W.C. Handy’s Memphis Blues uniting jazz lovers worldwide.
That Year in Music 1908
1908 brought diverse musical delights, from Vaughan Williams’ A Sea Symphony in Britain to W.C. Handy’s Memphis Blues uniting jazz lovers worldwide.
That Year in Music 1909
1909 was a groundbreaking year in music, with Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag popularising ragtime and Arthur Pryor’s The Whistler and His Dog delighting audiences.
That Year in Music 1909
1909 was a groundbreaking year in music, with Scott Joplin’s Maple Leaf Rag popularising ragtime and Arthur Pryor’s The Whistler and His Dog delighting audiences.
That Year in Music 1910
1910 was a year of musical transition, with ragtime and early jazz dominating. From Bert Williams’ trailblazing performances to Songs of the Sea, the era foreshadowed future innovation.
That Year in Music 1910
1910 was a year of musical transition, with ragtime and early jazz dominating. From Bert Williams’ trailblazing performances to Songs of the Sea, the era foreshadowed future innovation.
That Year in Music 1911
1911 was a year of musical evolution, from Irving Berlin’s hit Alexander's Ragtime Band to Stravinsky's avant-garde The Firebird, sparking creativity across genres.
That Year in Music 1911
1911 was a year of musical evolution, from Irving Berlin’s hit Alexander's Ragtime Band to Stravinsky's avant-garde The Firebird, sparking creativity across genres.