1897 in music

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Years in music:	1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900
Centuries:	18th Century · 19th century · 20th century
Decades:	1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s
Years:	1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900

Contents 1 Events 2 Published popular music 3 Recorded popular music 4 Classical music 5 Opera 6 Musical theater 7 Births 8 Deaths 9 See also

[edit] Events

• March 27 - Premiere of Sergei Rachmaninoff's First Symphony. The premiere was a complete disaster and left many wondering if Alexander Glazunov, the conductor for the event, was drunk or just disliked the music so much that he didn't care about a good performance. It would be years before Rachmaninoff would compose a major piece of music again.
• The Cakewalk matures into Ragtime music
• John Philip Sousa's band makes phonograph recordings of Cakewalks and early Ragtime
• Early publications by Scott Joplin.
• Gustav Mahler becomes director of the Vienna Court Opera, and is obliged to convert from Judaism to Roman Catholicism.

[edit] Published popular music

• "Asleep In The Deep"     w. Arthur J. Lamb m. Henry W. Petrie
• "At A Georgia Camp Meeting"     w.m. Kerry Mills
• "Badinage"     m. Victor Herbert
• "Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere"     w. Mrs Jessie Brown Pounds m. John S. Fearis
• "Break The News To Mother"     w.m. Charles K. Harris
• "Danny Deever"     w. Rudyard Kipling m. Walter Damrosch
• "Harlem Rag"     m. Tom Turpin
• "Louisiana Rag" m. Theodore H. Northrup
• "On The Banks Of The Wabash Far Away"     w.m. Paul Dresser
• "Our Lodger's Such A Nice Young Man"     w.m. Fred Murray & Laurence Barclay
• "Roustabout Rag"     m. Paul Sarebresole
• "The Shuffling Coon" by J. R. Todd
• "Song Of India"     m. Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov
• "Stars And Stripes Forever"     m. John Philip Sousa (Recorded on Berliner Records)
• "Syncopated Sandy" by Wayburn & Whiting
• "Take Back Your Gold"     w.m. Monroe H. Rosenfeld
• "There's A Little Star Shining For You"     w.m. James Thornton
• "Ye Boston Tea Party" by Arthur Pryor

[edit] Recorded popular music

• "A Hot Time in the Old Town"
  - Dan W. Quinn on Berliner Records
  
• "My Mother was a Lady"
  - Dan W. Quinn
  
• "There's a Little Star Shining for You"
  - Dan W. Quinn on Edison Records
  

[edit] Classical music

• Hugo Alfvén - Symphony No. 1
• Ferruccio Busoni - Violin Concerto
• Ernest Chausson - String Quartet
• Felix Draeseke - String Quintet in A "Stelzner-Quintett"
• Paul Dukas - The Sorcerer's Apprentice
• August Enna - Concerto for violin and orchestra in D major
• Asger Hamerik - Symphonie no. 6 (Spirituelle) for string orchestra
• Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - Symphony No. 2 "Antar" (final version)
• Arnold Schoenberg - String Quartet in D major
• Richard Strauss - Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche
• Alexander von Zemlinsky - Symphony No. 2

[edit] Opera

• Frederick Delius - Koanga
• August Enna - The Little Match Girl
• Zdeněk Fibich - Sarka
• Eduard Holst - Our Flats, premiered in New York
• Wilhelm Kienzl - Don Quixote
• Luigi Mancinelli - Ero e Leandro
• Jules Massenet - Sapho

[edit] Musical theater

• The Belle of New York      Broadway production
• The Charlatan     Broadway production
• The Circus Girl     Broadway production
• The Glad Hand     Broadway production
• Pousse Café     Broadway production

[edit] Births

• January 2 - Jane Green, US singer
• January 10 - Sam Chatmon, blues musician
• January 22 - Leslie Sarony, English singer, comedian and songwriter
• February 27 - Marian Anderson, contralto
• March 9 - Pedro Flores, composer
• March 11 - Henry Cowell, composer
• March 26 - David McCallum, Sr., violinist and father of David McCallum
• April 1 - Lucille Bogan, blues singer
• April 17 - Harald Sæverud, composer
• April 19 - Vivienne Segal, US actress and singer
• May 2 - J. Fred Coots - US composer
• May 14 - Sidney Bechet
• May 29 - Erich Wolfgang Korngold, composer
• June 3 - "Memphis Minnie", blues singer
• June 12 - Alexandre Tansman, pianist and composer
• July 11
  • Blind Lemon Jefferson
  • Johnny Marvin, US singer & songwriter
• August 4 - Abe Lyman, US bandleader, composer and drummer
• August 24 - Fred Rose, US composer, singer and pianist
• August 29 - Helge Rosvaenge, operatic tenor
• September 3 - Francisco Mignone, composer
• September 8 - Jimmie Rodgers
• September 18 - Sam H. Stept, Russian-born US composer, pianist and conductor
• October 11 - Leo Reisman
• November 2 - Dennis King, British singer and actor
• November 25 - Willie 'The Lion' Smith, US jazz pianist
• December 9 - Hermione Gingold, actress and singer
• December 18 - Fletcher Henderson, jazz musician
• December 30 - Alfredo Bracchi, Italian lyricist
• date unknown - Rosa Ponselle, soprano
• date unknown - Aileen Stanley, singer

[edit] Deaths

• February 23 - Woldemar Bargiel, composer and teacher
• March 7 - Leonard Labatt, operatic tenor
• April 3 - Johannes Brahms, composer
• May 21 - Carl Mikuli, pianist and composer
• June 9 - Pavel Pabst, pianist and composer
• September 20 - Karel Bendl, composer
• November 6 - Edouard Deldevez, conductor, composer and violinist
• December 4 - Adolf Neuendorff, German-American composer, conductor, pianist and violinist
• date unknown - Marie-Cornélie Falcon, opera singer

[edit] See also

• 1897
• list of years in music