Judith A. Mabary is Associate Professor of Musicology in the School of Music at the University of Missouri (Columbia).

• Part I: The Performance of Black America 1 Spheres, Progressives, and Slavery: The Long-Lingering Effect of Music and Culture Politics in the Nineteenth Century Petra Meyer-Frazier 2 Some Thoughts on the Role of Patronage in the History of Jazz Jeremy Scott Brown 3 The Cox Trio: A Study in Black Show Business Gene Anderson 4 Jelly’s "Jungle Music": Jelly Roll Morton, Duke Ellington, and Jazz Aesthetics Lance D. Morrison 5 The Pedagogical Legacies of Three Black Gospel Pioneers: Magnolia Lewis-Butts, Sallie Martin, and Roberta Martin Kay Norton 6 Beyond Category: Duke Ellington as American Piano Original Matthew J. Cooper Part II: Collaborations in Song 7 Hanns Eisler’s Hollywooder Liederbuch: Or What an Austro-German Émigré Did in Tinseltown During World War II James Parsons 8 A Ballad for Our Times: The Siegmeister–Hughes Connection Linda L. Banister and J. Quentin Kuyper 9 Songs of "Little Dixie": The Shape-Note Hymn Arrangements of Virgil Thomson David Rayl 10 Traversing Musical Worlds through Image and Sound: Americana on Thomas Hart Benton’s Saturday Night at Tom Benton’s (Decca Records, 1942) and the Album’s Connection to Kansas City, Missouri Annett C. Richter Part III: Critiquing the Past 11 Defense of Dwight Bill F. Faucett 12 The Merry Widow: Freedom and Feminism in the Widowhood of Mrs. H.H.A. Beach Morgan Smith Owen Part IV: The Analytical Perspective 13 Leitmotifs in Samuel Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra Wayne C. Wentzel 14 The Left Hand Always Knows What the Right Hand is Doing Neil Minturn 15 A Study in Non-Hierarchical Coherence: Jerry Tabor’s lemon; birch Thomas DeLio 16 Parody and Crumb’s Voices from the Heartland, or Double Voices in Crumb’s American Songbook VII Peter Lea

Judith A. Mabary is Associate Professor of Musicology in the School of Music at the University of Missouri (Columbia).

• Part I: The Performance of Black America 1 Spheres, Progressives, and Slavery: The Long-Lingering Effect of Music and Culture Politics in the Nineteenth Century Petra Meyer-Frazier 2 Some Thoughts on the Role of Patronage in the History of Jazz Jeremy Scott Brown 3 The Cox Trio: A Study in Black Show Business Gene Anderson 4 Jelly’s "Jungle Music": Jelly Roll Morton, Duke Ellington, and Jazz Aesthetics Lance D. Morrison 5 The Pedagogical Legacies of Three Black Gospel Pioneers: Magnolia Lewis-Butts, Sallie Martin, and Roberta Martin Kay Norton 6 Beyond Category: Duke Ellington as American Piano Original Matthew J. Cooper Part II: Collaborations in Song 7 Hanns Eisler’s Hollywooder Liederbuch: Or What an Austro-German Émigré Did in Tinseltown During World War II James Parsons 8 A Ballad for Our Times: The Siegmeister–Hughes Connection Linda L. Banister and J. Quentin Kuyper 9 Songs of "Little Dixie": The Shape-Note Hymn Arrangements of Virgil Thomson David Rayl 10 Traversing Musical Worlds through Image and Sound: Americana on Thomas Hart Benton’s Saturday Night at Tom Benton’s (Decca Records, 1942) and the Album’s Connection to Kansas City, Missouri Annett C. Richter Part III: Critiquing the Past 11 Defense of Dwight Bill F. Faucett 12 The Merry Widow: Freedom and Feminism in the Widowhood of Mrs. H.H.A. Beach Morgan Smith Owen Part IV: The Analytical Perspective 13 Leitmotifs in Samuel Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra Wayne C. Wentzel 14 The Left Hand Always Knows What the Right Hand is Doing Neil Minturn 15 A Study in Non-Hierarchical Coherence: Jerry Tabor’s lemon; birch Thomas DeLio 16 Parody and Crumb’s Voices from the Heartland, or Double Voices in Crumb’s American Songbook VII Peter Lea

Judith A. Mabary is Associate Professor of Musicology in the School of Music at the University of Missouri (Columbia).

• Part I: The Performance of Black America 1 Spheres, Progressives, and Slavery: The Long-Lingering Effect of Music and Culture Politics in the Nineteenth Century Petra Meyer-Frazier 2 Some Thoughts on the Role of Patronage in the History of Jazz Jeremy Scott Brown 3 The Cox Trio: A Study in Black Show Business Gene Anderson 4 Jelly’s "Jungle Music": Jelly Roll Morton, Duke Ellington, and Jazz Aesthetics Lance D. Morrison 5 The Pedagogical Legacies of Three Black Gospel Pioneers: Magnolia Lewis-Butts, Sallie Martin, and Roberta Martin Kay Norton 6 Beyond Category: Duke Ellington as American Piano Original Matthew J. Cooper Part II: Collaborations in Song 7 Hanns Eisler’s Hollywooder Liederbuch: Or What an Austro-German Émigré Did in Tinseltown During World War II James Parsons 8 A Ballad for Our Times: The Siegmeister–Hughes Connection Linda L. Banister and J. Quentin Kuyper 9 Songs of "Little Dixie": The Shape-Note Hymn Arrangements of Virgil Thomson David Rayl 10 Traversing Musical Worlds through Image and Sound: Americana on Thomas Hart Benton’s Saturday Night at Tom Benton’s (Decca Records, 1942) and the Album’s Connection to Kansas City, Missouri Annett C. Richter Part III: Critiquing the Past 11 Defense of Dwight Bill F. Faucett 12 The Merry Widow: Freedom and Feminism in the Widowhood of Mrs. H.H.A. Beach Morgan Smith Owen Part IV: The Analytical Perspective 13 Leitmotifs in Samuel Barber’s Antony and Cleopatra Wayne C. Wentzel 14 The Left Hand Always Knows What the Right Hand is Doing Neil Minturn 15 A Study in Non-Hierarchical Coherence: Jerry Tabor’s lemon; birch Thomas DeLio 16 Parody and Crumb’s Voices from the Heartland, or Double Voices in Crumb’s American Songbook VII Peter Lea